cmd-alt-c from a commit buffer to complete a commit doesn't work for me.

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cmd-alt-c from a commit buffer to complete a commit doesn't work for me. #108

Open holtzermann17 opened 9 years ago

holtzermann17 commented 9 years ago

cmd-alt-g to open/focus/close atomatigit works for me, but cmd-alt-c when I have composed a commit message does nothing. Is the documentation not up to date, or has something gone wrong with my setup?

akappen commented 9 years ago

Pressing ctrl-alt-c does nothing for me on linux. Saving the commit message buffer finishes the commit though.

holtzermann17 commented 9 years ago

Then this is probably a documentation error.

vastbinderj commented 9 years ago

Here is the mapping I use as there is conflict with key bindings in Go-Plus:

'.platform-darwin atom-workspace':
  'ctrl-alt-g': 'atomatigit:toggle'
  'ctrl-alt-c': 'atomatigit:complete-commit'

You may have a conflict, but I don't see a binding in the keymap.cson with the current version. YMMV

Edit: I am on a mac - set your platform accordingly.

kakubei commented 8 years ago

Doesn't work for me either on a Mac. Saving the commit message buffer does not save the commit either, it escapes out of it.

@vastbinderj I tried your keybindings and they don't work either.

Does anyone have any other ideas? I'd really love to be able to commit from within Atom.