Re: [PATCH 0/2] Add cmd_gud and detect libiconv path for Mac OS
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Bagas Sanjaya <bagasdotme@gmail.com>
- Date
- Sep 8, 2021, 06:01 UTC
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- <20210908051340.13332-1-colinpcurtis826@ucla.edu>
On 08/09/21 12.13, Colin Curtis wrote:
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> From: Colin Curtis <colinpcurtis@gmail.com> > > The gud command opens the Pro Git book webpage in the default > web browser. The reason to add this command is due to the > play on words when saying 'git gud', which sounds like 'get good'. > Hence this command when invoked will open up the Pro Git > webpage to allow the user to 'get good' at git. > > We also fix a bug in the Makefile when running on Mac OS, namely > the libiconv path when using a brew install for the library. Previously > the developer would have to manually change the path to the library when > developing on Mac OS. >
Two distinct topics in one patch series. Why don't you create separate patch series for each topic?
For `git gud`, I think there's no point on adding such easter egg, since users can simply access git-scm.com with their browser, without needing specialized command just to invoke it.
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