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demian85 / git-watcher

Git GUI desktop app that shows real-time diff file information for working directory and index
MIT License
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#Improvment Idea for "commit" #4

Closed bararchy closed 10 years ago

bararchy commented 10 years ago

So, Now that I have the latest version (I got pull also, thanks for that), I changed my code, added to staggered, committed, and pushed. What I find un-intuative , is that when I press "commit" the changes disappear (which is only logical as now I told the repo that this IS the current code), but, because I work against a remote repository, it isn't the current code, is there an option that when working against remote repositories (or by configurations) the changes will disappear only after a "push" ?

demian85 commented 10 years ago

Makes no sense to me. You can see after a commit the branch status on the top left corner. Eg: On branch MySuperFeature. Ahead of origin/MySuperFeature by 1 commits. That's when you know you have new commits that haven't been yet pushed to the remote repo. Even git-gui does not do what you want.