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miped

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    Comment #6526053

    It's not on by default, because it's not the default when using git from the command line. If someone is new to git it might be a little scary to see a wall of text when committing…

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    Comment #6523661

    Yup that would be a nice feature, but as of yet there's no way to do this within Sublime Text AFAIK.

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    Comment #6523645

    You can actually stage and unstage hunks from a diff view. With a diff view open, you can press + or - to increase or decrease hunk size, n/p and N/P for next/previous hunk/file, a…

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    Comment #6521922

    I'd probably say the status view (ala magit). Last time I tried kemayo's plugin it was all happening in ST's quick bars. However, that was a year ago so things might have changed. …

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    Comment #6521868

    I've got an outstanding issue on that. Will probably be fixed within a couple of weeks. I'm hoping to do it in a somewhat backwards compatible way, which makes it a little difficul…

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    Comment #6520923

    Just to show some love to the other authors of paid Sublime Text plugins (which I can remember right now): LaTeXing: http://www.latexing.com/ Sublimerge: http://www.sublimerge.com/…

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    Comment #6520832

    This has committing, staging, pushing, pulling etc. Actually, a lot of people seem to be using this alongside GitGutter, since their functionality is very much complimentary. See t…

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    Comment #6520820

    It is a little bit of a weird bastard child of the ideas in magit and fugitive, coming from vim and fugitive myself, but having always admired the workflow of magit. Mix that with …

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    Comment #6520798

    You can actually turn on verbose commit messages by using the setting git_commit_verbose . Have a look in the default config for SublimeGit. If you do that, it'll add the diff, and…

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    Comment #6520788

    I know... It's been on the todo list forever. Hopefully I'll get around to it soon. But to be honest, I'd much rather spend the time adding features to SublimeGit itself.

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    Comment #6520771

    I hope that for 10€ most people will find it worth it. If you've already spent 60$ or more on Sublime Text and upgrades, I can see why this might seem weird. However, as the homepa…

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    Comment #6520741

    Not at the moment, since I don't use mercurial myself. If there isn't a good mercurial plugin, then maybe that's for someone to look into? Writing a plugin for Sublime Text is quit…

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    Comment #6520732

    Wow... So yeah, I made this. Woke up this morning to a slew of twitter mentions and quite a few orders. Thank you so much for the support! I'm about to get on a 14 hour internation…