As a convenience helper function to keep users within the onyo ... ecosystem, the onyo undo function could move the branch back to a previous commit. If possible, onyo redo would jump forward on a commit provided no new changes have been made.
If this command is used on the master branch, it has to be confirmed first (with a warning that history may be broken). Alternatively, it should only be allowed on feature branches (if possible; assuming that the default name of the main branch is consistent). On a feature branch it should outright refuse to go undo beyond the history that master is currently at. Thus, the creation of the branch is the upper limit for undoing.
As a convenience helper function to keep users within the
onyo ...ecosystem, theonyo undofunction could move the branch back to a previous commit. If possible,onyo redowould jump forward on a commit provided no new changes have been made.If this command is used on the master branch, it has to be confirmed first (with a warning that history may be broken). Alternatively, it should only be allowed on feature branches (if possible; assuming that the default name of the main branch is consistent). On a feature branch it should outright refuse to go undo beyond the history that master is currently at. Thus, the creation of the branch is the upper limit for undoing.