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Re: [PATCH 0/2] add--interactive: better mode change handling

From
Wincent Colaiuta <win@wincent.com>
Date
Mar 27, 2008, 08:34 UTC
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El 27/3/2008, a las 8:29, Jeff King escribió:
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> There may potentially be a "[3/2] change the name of the 'p'atch
> command" since it is now not just about the patch (actually, since git
> patches _do_ include mode changes, it maybe is appropriate). Wincent
> suggested "pick" which I think is reasonable. I'm not planning on  
> doing
> such a 3/2, but I'm sure some industrious soul can make arguments  
> for or
> against changing the name. I will let them handle the ensuing bikeshed
> jamboree.

I don't really want to participate in such a jamboree either, but I will add this one last comment that I should have mentioned in my previous email: one thing to bear in mind when considering changing the subcommand name is that "git add" itself has a "--patch" option since a couple of releases ago, and that means that changing the subcommand name either means introducing a mismatch between the option name and subcommand name, or going through a deprecate/rename cycle for the option name too, which we just introduced.

I don't really care either way. My muscle memory is trained for "patch" at this point, but changing wouldn't be a problem either.

In any case, your patches 1 and 2 look pretty sane to me.

Cheers, Wincent

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