On Sun, Mar 19, 2017 at 08:23:50PM +0000, Thomas Gummerer wrote:
> Currently when using "git stash push -p -q --no-keep-index", the -q flag
> is not passed to the git reset which is executed when --no-keep-index is
> also passed in. This means that git stash is somewhat verbose in this
> mode even when the -q flag is passed in. This was always the case since
> "git stash save -p" was introduced in dda1f2a5 ("Implement 'git stash
> save --patch'", 2009-08-13).
>
> Properly pass the -q flag on to git reset, to make "git stash push -p
> -q" as quiet as it should be.
Yeah, this is an obvious bug-fix. Though given my earlier response to
Junio, I wonder if we should just be doing "reset -q" unconditionally
for most of these calls.
I guess this one does say more than just "HEAD is at..."; it mentions
the files that you _didn't_ pick. Though that now makes it inconsistent
with the pathspec case, especially if you do:
git stash push -p --no-keep-index -- one
which will mention "two" as remaining with unstaged changes.
-Peff