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Checkout by dragging dotted circle #175

Closed Gaelan closed 10 years ago

FredrikNoren commented 10 years ago

I'm not sure what this one means, but the dotted circle represents the "next commit" so don't think we want to confuse it with any kind of check-out behaviour. Closing as wont-fix.

Gaelan commented 10 years ago

My thought was that when you dragged the circle, you were moving the place where the next commit would go.

Ajedi32 commented 10 years ago

That sounds reasonable to me. For when you have uncommitted changes I'd expect there to be some kind of stash save-stash pop behavior built into this. Kind of like you're rebasing your uncommitted changes...

FredrikNoren commented 10 years ago

Andrew: That exists already, whenever you switch branches it does a stash and pop stash.

That sounds reasonable to me. For when you have uncommitted changes I'd expect there to be some kind of stash save-stash pop behavior built into this. Kind of like you're rebasing your uncommitted changes...

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