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Re: EasyGit Integration

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Nicolas Pitre <nico@cam.org>
Date
Jun 9, 2009, 19:43 UTC
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On Tue, 9 Jun 2009, Scott Chacon wrote:
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> Hey all,
> 
> I have been playing with the EasyGit project lately and I have been
> really impressed.  I looked back to the last announcement here and the
> conversation didn't really go anywhere, sadly.  I thought it might be
> nice to adopt or at least consider a number of the design decisions
> they made in modifying the defaults and commands available.  Perhaps
> as a 1.7 goal or something?  I like it because it addresses a lot of
> the issues that I hear from beginning users:
[...]
> Does this resonate with anyone else?  Does 1.7 seem like a good goal
> for amending some of these things?  Completely redefining 'revert'
> seems like the only backward incompatible change - everything else is
> just wrappers and whatnot, I think.
Completely agreed.

This is indeed refreshing to see some of the git UI warts being addressed by people who simply aren't too used to them like I am.

And like you said, most of those changes don't create any incompatibilities and therefore could be fed back _piecemeal_ into the main git repository today without even requiring a major version bump.

Nicolas
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  3. Avery PennarunJun 9, 2009
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  24. Felipe ContrerasJun 10, 2009
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  26. Scott ChaconJun 10, 2009
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  35. Björn SteinbrinkJun 13, 2009
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