Carl Worth wrote:
On Fri, 15 Dec 2006 12:38:51 +0100, Jerome Lovy wrote:
While I am very happy with the refactorings undertaken with regard to
"git add/git commit" (both for UI and documentation), I am still a
little confused by the different ways I seem to find to express the idea
"I want to add (sort of) all file contents".
I agree that there have been huge improvements---particularly in
documentation. So thanks to everybody!
Here's a simpler idea that might add the unification you're looking
for. How about a new option:
git add -a|--all
This would allow "git commit -a|--all" to be understood as a simple
helper for:
git add -a|--all
git commit
That kind of unification seems like it could be helpful while learning
things.
Exactly. I like it.
Now, it underlines the fact that this "--all" should IMHO rather be
called "--all-known" or the like - both for "add" and "commit" - but all
the same, I would be very happy with a more complete "git add" following
your proposed unification.
Jérôme
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