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WIP & naenae: CLI utilities to easily manage Work In Progress with Git
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Allow naenae functionality to be reachable through `wip` entrypoint #4

Closed Alxandr closed 8 years ago

Alxandr commented 8 years ago

So, us programmers (read I) am fairly bad at remembering obscure application names (or just names in general). wip is easy, first of all because I've used it for years, and second of all cause I use it all the time, however I keep having to find this repo to lookup what naenae is called which is somewhat counterproductive. I suggest allowing naenae to be invoked by a command-line switch (or similar) to wip. My best suggestion currently is something akin to wip done or maybe going with what is known to gitters wip commit is forwarded to naenae automatically.

bitjson commented 8 years ago

Hey @Alxandr, this is a great idea! I'll try to implement something this evening.

Does Windows allow tab completion for wip and naenae currently? On *nix I type nae+[tab] and naenae is autocompleted.

Alxandr commented 8 years ago

Not tried it. I tend to only use tab completion on file names cause windows trends to add .exe

bitjson commented 8 years ago

https://github.com/bitjson/wip/commit/6a24b6e8408cbce5c7aea3149871b5885afd7662

bitjson commented 8 years ago

@Alxandr – I added some helpful messages for when users run wip commit, done, finish, and ok, as well as when wip is run without changes to commit. (After a little thought, since naenae is potentially destructive if run before the user is ready, I think it's best for users to clarify their intentions rather than assuming they meant to naenae.)

There's also help information at wip help (and if an argument is not recognized). And finally, man wip also references naenae. So hopefully that should make it easier to remember!