Open The-Compiler opened 3 years ago
I noticed this is actually a problem for more actions as well. For example, with magit you can do ri
to do a rebase and it'll directly open git-rebase-todo
with the selected commit:
while with edamagit, the normal quickpick asking to select a commit appears:
I think that's what magit usually calls dwim ("do what I mean"), but I never really got into the whole emacs terminology.
This also applies to checkout
and diff
. In emacs, when point is on a log line, b b
will offer to check out that commit and d d
will diff against that commit.
Does anybody have a recommended workaround for this functionality?
With magit, when hitting
A
with a commit in the log at point, the top suggestion (before any branches) is the focused commit:this makes it very easy to e.g. backport commits to a stable branch, by using
l o
(log other) withmaster
to see a list of commits, and then hittingA A
on desired commits to pick them.With edamagit, however, only branches are suggested:
Perhaps somewhat related: #91