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Re: Using VC
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Ted Zlatanov |
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Re: Using VC |
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Mon, 06 Jan 2014 19:08:37 -0500 |
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On Sat, 04 Jan 2014 14:28:04 -0500 Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca>
wrote:
>> The VC command C-x v v claims to cycle through the appropriate actions
SM> That was somewhat true back in the days of RCS (where there were
SM> basically only 2 actions: checkout and checkin), then a bit less in the
SM> days of CVS, and nowadays it's completely untrue since the set of
SM> appropriate actions possible at a given time is much larger than 1.
I think some form of "git push" should at least be offered as a choice.
Scenario:
repo is clean and ahead of remotes "origin" and "core"
I use `C-x v v'
Right now it does nothing.
It should, IMHO, offer three choices (and a way to cancel, of course):
"Push"
"Push to origin"
"Push to core"
I know there are many possible paths, but with Git you tend to use those
two paths (push + push to a specific remote) pretty often after a commit.
Ted
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- Re: Using VC, Rustom Mody, 2014/01/04
- Re: Using VC, Stefan Monnier, 2014/01/04
- Re: Using VC, Bob Proulx, 2014/01/04
- Re: Using VC, Rustom Mody, 2014/01/04
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