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gitoxide
Byron
Byron commented Oct 11, 2021

cargo uses clap, so can we… it's not worth having multiple code paths for that and it's better to focus on one ultimate commandline arg parser rather than distribute efforts. It's possible to shrink clap for sure.

This is the foundation for fixing the long-standing issue of the progress being drawn after the program output was printed. The latter is already fixed for tui based progress, a

chmike
chmike commented Nov 1, 2016

I'm trying to display the modifications in the last commit. To de so I'm trying to use gl history.

The verbose option provides a nice display of changes.
Unfortunately the -l (limit) option is apparently limited.

It seam that it always start counting history from the first commit. I couldn't find how to display the history starting from a specific commit, or HEAD - x commits.
An op

snowfs
daniellanner
daniellanner commented Apr 20, 2021

Limitation

Currently snow log --output=json returns the full snapshot of each commit. A typical view for plugins working with SnowFS will be to show the files modified for each commit. This means every plugin will reimplement a log-diff-view feature.

Proposed Solution

We can add this functionality natively and add an option to snow log to print all files per commit or only changed

peterwaller-arm
peterwaller-arm commented Nov 18, 2021

Right now, if you create a pack or a snapshot, we don't check for an already existing one. The idea is to use the AtomicFileCreate API to check for the existence without a TOCTOU bug since it may take some time to create an output.

So the task is to wire this together, or alternatively implement a straightforward fs::exists check.

We should also provide a flag to overwrite (--force?), since

abhidg
abhidg commented Jun 14, 2021

There are a few mentions of pressing Return in the lesson in https://swcarpentry.github.io/git-novice/02-setup/index.html:

  • As with other keys, when you hit Return on your keyboard...
  • If you haven’t used Vim before and wish to exit a session without saving your changes, press Esc then type :q! and hit Return

In many keyboard layouts, Return is labelled as Enter or even a symbol. I'd sugg

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