Question: why not send this to the Git mailing list, and hopefully get this in upstream?
Or at least, it would require first a massive effort to align the maintainers on the idea of a new language, like Rust in the Linux kernel
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Question: why not send this to the Git mailing list, and hopefully get this in upstream?
Or at least, it would require first a massive effort to align the maintainers on the idea of a new language, like Rust in the Linux kernel
Question: why not send this to the Git mailing list, and hopefully get this in upstream?
I don’t think the Git maintainers will consider adding Go as a dependency and having commands in a new language. Or at least, it would require first a massive effort to align the maintainers on the idea of a new language, like Rust in the Linux kernel
Question: why not send this to the Git mailing list, and hopefully get this in upstream?
I don’t think the Git maintainers will consider adding Go as a dependency and having commands in a new language. Or at least, it would require first a massive effort to align the maintainers on the idea of a new language, like Rust in the Linux kernel
Just re-write in C
I always love to see these little git extensions. For anyone else interested in this stuff, here are some others I like: lazygit (of course): https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit git-machete: https://github.com/VirtusLab/git-machete rebase-editor: https://github.com/sjurba/rebase-editor
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I don’t think the Git maintainers will consider adding Go as a dependency and having commands in a new language. Or at least, it would require first a massive effort to align the maintainers on the idea of a new language, like Rust in the Linux kernel
> I don’t think the Git maintainers will consider adding Go as a dependency Just re-write in C
And that's probably not enough: for example likely you'd need to reuse whatever Git uses to generates patch formats. It's not necessarily _hard_, but it's not "just" a language translation.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don’t think the Git maintainers will consider adding Go as a dependency and having commands in a new language. Or at least, it would require first a massive effort to align the maintainers on the idea of a new language, like Rust in the Linux kernel
> I don’t think the Git maintainers will consider adding Go as a dependency Just re-write in C
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I don’t think the Git maintainers will consider adding Go as a dependency and having commands in a new language. Or at least, it would require first a massive effort to align the maintainers on the idea of a new language, like Rust in the Linux kernel
> I don’t think the Git maintainers will consider adding Go as a dependency Just re-write in C
** Commands **
1: status 2: update 3: revert 4: add untracked
5: patch 6: diff 7: quit 8: help
What now>This allows you to either type in (p) or (5) to go into patch mode.