Hi Elijah, On Fri, 10 Sep 2021, Elijah Newren via GitGitGadget wrote: > This series documents a few issues with git am --abort in the form of new > testcases, and fixes one of them. However, while I was surprised the abort > left the working directory dirty, I couldn't find any documentation to > confirm it should or shouldn't be, and reading the code led me to question > if perhaps it was intentional. Anyway, if it's intended, let me know and > I'll drop that testcase. > > For frame of reference, these were some issues I found while working on > unintentional removal of untracked files/directories and the current working > directory, and I'm just submitting them separately. > > Changes since v1: > > * Added a patch to tweak the documentation to clarify that partial cleaning > of worktree is expected with --abort > * Tweaked the second test to be a test that unrelated dirty files are kept, > as suggested by Junio FWIW I gave this a light read-over and am happy with it! Ciao, Dscho
