Open aktdaaaa opened 1 year ago
Go to Log tab Click on enter and l(Inspect) Focus Message block click shift + I
can you show me a screenshot of this status? there is actually no command registered to allow editing a commit message in this view. so I am not sure why you think shift + I
should do anything?
@extrawurst I guess I was mistaken. But if you focus on Message as follows, Edit appears in the footer as an option
good point. that's a bug. its the edit
command to edit a file in the file-tree view
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we should simply not show this command if no file to edit is selected
This issue seems resolved to me. I couldn't find any occurrence where selecting anything but file allowed file edit. In some cases where it makes sense the edit command is greyed out indicating it can't be used. It's noticeable in file tree view when hovering over directory name.
It makes less sense to show edit cmd when inspecting files changed in single commit. Since you don't expect to edit commit files, just look up the changes, it's bit strange.
Describe the bug This is the best git tool, light, simple and visual! However, I have found one that does not work as intended. When in inspect mode on the Log tab, I cannot edit the commit message by clicking
shift + i
(vim keybinding).To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
enter
andl
(Inspect)shift + i
Expected behavior Able to edit commit messages.
Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Context (please complete the following information):
macOS 12.5.1
0.22.1
1.64
Additional context Log of the operation.