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Feature request: git-together pair ab cd #19
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That would be my worry as well, since the two tools have quite different behavior. Maybe using a git alias for people that want to keep |
What about 'git together ab cd' ? |
I'm still thinking about this topic. I'd like to +1 the Here is one more reason. At the end of the workstation-setup script, we print out...
I'd love for that to say
In other words, the name of the tool should also be a command. If we want only |
Makes sense to me! |
* Rustfmt * Rustfmt * Implementing --global flag Signed-off-by: Andres Medina <[email protected]> * Fix --global option implementation Note: relies on global .gitconfig being copied vs. symlinked due to bug in libgit2. Signed-off-by: Andres Medina <[email protected]> * Rustfmt all the things via ```cargo fmt``` * Add rustfmt to the travis build step Using http://johannh.me/blog/rustfmt-ci.html as a guide. * Adding a license per the open issue MIT because ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ * Add more detailed build instructions * small clippy refactoring * oops, I broke it * Tweak `with` options - Default to showing current pair - `--list` to show all authors - `--version` to show the version Fixes #17 * Remove rustfmt from CI * Remove misleading TODOs from README * Add `together` as a trigger Fixes #19 * Add directions on how to install git-together * Shows how to use a global .git-together or one per project * Moved list of signoff commands into GitTogether * Added support for aliases. Fixes #8. Supported aliases are pulled from the git-together.aliases config variable, which (if set) should be a comma-separated list of aliases e.g. "ci,rv,m". Signed-off-by: Steve Gravrock <[email protected]> * fixes from clippy * rustfmt * start keeping a changelog * Add linux target to environment list. * v0.1.0-alpha.15 * remove `advanced_slice_patterns` * v0.1.0-alpha.16 * Updates version of git2 to 0.7 Authored-by: Todd Sedano <[email protected]> * Implment --clear and linter fixes Signed-off-by: Andres Medina <[email protected]> * cargo fmt Signed-off-by: Scott Windsor <[email protected]> * Use --global for all commands Signed-off-by: Andres Medina <[email protected]> * Also clear users when clearing active user Signed-off-by: Andres Medina <[email protected]> * Update README for --global Signed-off-by: Scott Windsor <[email protected]> * Remove commented-out `rustfmt` installation * Remove commented out code
As a developer, I expect to easily set who is currently paired on my system.
When I type 'git-together pair ab cd'
Then I expect them to be paired
Sidenote: I'm worried about this confusing people who have been using git pair and them not realizing that something different is going on. I'm not sure how to handle this.
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