Re: diff settings

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On Sat, 31 Jan 2009, Ted Pavlic wrote:

> As I already discussed, Mercurial has both "diff.primer" and "primer.diff" 
> precisely because "diff" settings affects so many Hg commands.

Yes I remember you did mention that.

> In particular, in my .hgrc, I have:
> [diff]
> git = 1
> which causes all Mercurial commands that need to generate a diff to use
> gitdiff rather than truediff. However, if I *wanted* to apply a set of flags
> to a particular command, I could (using the equivalent "git" commands)...
> [defaults]
> pull = --rebase
> commit = -a
> format-patch = -M
> So I see a purpose for both *.defaults and defaults.*. Of course, aliases are 
> also nice (IIRC, Mercurial doesn't have "aliases", but I could be wrong). 
> Mercurial users are very happy with having both available. I imagine git 
> people would be too.

I like it!  I'm all for it.  Perfect opportunity for future work.  In fact, I 
think I already glanced at the part of the code that's the right place to make 
that stuff happen.

                                      -- Keith
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