Closed emiel closed 3 months ago
While reading the Vim fugitive help I stumbled upon the :G and :Git commands first. See:
:G
:Git
https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive/blob/4f59455d2388e113bd510e85b310d15b9228ca0d/doc/fugitive.txt#L19-L22
If :G is the same as :Git why would there be a difference between optional and required args. If my reading of https://vimhelp.org/intro.txt.html#notation is correct then [] is optional and {} means required.
[]
{}
I started preparing a patch but later saw [:Git (with no arguments)](https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive/blob/4f59455d2388e113bd510e85b310d15b9228ca0d/doc/fugitive.txt#L51) and decided to just report this here. I suggest moving this :Git (with no arguments) closer to the top (near :G and :Git) or simply combine them.
[:Git
Perhaps review other usages as well.
While reading the Vim fugitive help I stumbled upon the
:Gand:Gitcommands first. See:https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive/blob/4f59455d2388e113bd510e85b310d15b9228ca0d/doc/fugitive.txt#L19-L22
If
:Gis the same as:Gitwhy would there be a difference between optional and required args. If my reading of https://vimhelp.org/intro.txt.html#notation is correct then[]is optional and{}means required.I started preparing a patch but later saw
[:Git(with no arguments)](https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive/blob/4f59455d2388e113bd510e85b310d15b9228ca0d/doc/fugitive.txt#L51) and decided to just report this here. I suggest moving this:Git(with no arguments) closer to the top (near:Gand:Git) or simply combine them.Perhaps review other usages as well.