Greetings all!
Recently, it has been brought to my attention that it would be nice to be
able to refer to the top/bottom/base of the patch stack in Guilt by a name
instead of fishing around the log for the hash. I quickly coded up the
following solution (which I call "autotagging"), which creates unannotated
tags for the top (topmost applied patch), bottom (first applied patch), and
base (parent of bottom) in with this naming scheme:
${branch}_top
${branch}_bottom
${branch}_base
The branch name is necessary as each branch has its own series of patches,
and potentially different history to begin with.
Of course, I included an option to disable this feature (see patch 2) - just
set guilt.autotag=0 in your git config.
Before I merge this into Guilt master, I was hoping for some feedback. Just
in case I completely missed something obvious, or perhaps there is a better
way to name the branches :)
Thanks,
Josef "Jeff" Sipek.
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