For people that don't want to keep 20 key bindings in head, it could be very handy, if some kind of simple context menus (accessible e.g. via key 'x' :)) would be available - similar to what gitk has. It can be achieved using 'dialog' or similar, but it's not as seamless (+some functionality has to be reimplemented).
It could probably just show the currently applicable bindings, for simple implementation.
Allow choosing one of the refs (because %(refname) only picks the latest one, e.g. HEAD - and parsing %(text) is not so nice...). Perhaps such thing could also be accessed by %(chosen_ref) or something?
Have a commit/branch/tag-predefined actions, so after picking the ref, a followup menu could do 'git checkout', 'git checkout -f', 'git rebase', forward it to clipboard or whatever else.
On line 4, options like:
git cherry-pick %(ref)
git reset --hard %(ref)
The context menus could be configured very similarly to the key bindings.
For people that don't want to keep 20 key bindings in head, it could be very handy, if some kind of simple context menus (accessible e.g. via key 'x' :)) would be available - similar to what gitk has. It can be achieved using 'dialog' or similar, but it's not as seamless (+some functionality has to be reimplemented).
It could probably just show the currently applicable bindings, for simple implementation.
Example:
On line 1:
On line 4, options like:
The context menus could be configured very similarly to the key bindings.