Re: [PATCH(TIC)] push: annoy all users by deprecating the default semantics

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On 2/19/08, Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> "Govind Salinas" <blix@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> > For those interested, this is how I plan to have the default for
> > pyrite.  The default currently just calls "git push origin HEAD"
> > Calling with another target repository and refspec would still be
> > supported of course.
> >
> > In general, the plan it to take the most common work flows and simply
> > the UI around those.  This includes silently doing "git add -u" before
> > pushing a commit and "pyt diff" will diff between the working
> > directory and HEAD because I have never been interested in the state
> > of the index, only in the state of the working dir.
>
> For both counts, it feels so much like Cogito.
>
> I would not comment on "the most common" adjective, but I am
> still a big believer of "core git gives common foundation for
> Porcelains that support different workflows to talk with each
> other" ideal, and I really like that you are building a
> Porcelain that would suit your favorite workflow.
>
>
Once I have it in better shape, I hope to get commentary from the rest of the
git users on how their workflows go and see where I can simplify things or
where they need to be more complex.  I don't want it to _just_ be for my
workflow.  I want something that appeals to the common user (if there is such
a thing, and with git, I don't know that you can say that).

-Govind
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