Tom Ritchford
Tom Ritchford
Or even for that to be the default - I usually want to see the older commits compile first.
In another project replaced a file by a symlink to another file, and I got this `git-st`: T scripts/versy | 6 +----- AM versy/__main__.py | 5 +++++ `T` is new...
g new -r 589ab23 debug -v $ git diff-index --quiet HEAD -- $ git branch --format=%(refname:short) > master $ git remote > origin $ git fetch origin $ git branch...
Four commands might well handle errors very badly: * git-adjust * git-multi-pick * git-permute * git-update Check them and make sure they handle them. Some of the mechanism in git-save...
Right now we use `git stash`'s and a kludge but we should just imitate what `git stash` does and not pollute their structures...