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Add git-abort #865
Add git-abort #865
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Hi, my proposed command is really useful for me, despite being so simple :) PK |
ping @spacewander looks cool, could you please merge? @pkitszel there are merge conflicts, could you please fix those? |
I will take a look after the conflict is solved. |
New subcommand just calls git $op --abort, where $op is current git operation, like rebase
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@spacewander, I have resolved the conflict. |
Also refactor `git-abort` to parse action from the called file name. There's a promise for this in tj#865 but that was a long time ago.
Also refactor `git-abort` to parse action from the called file name. There's a promise for this in tj#865 but that was a long time ago.
Also refactor `git-abort` to parse action from the called file name. There's a promise for this in tj#865 but that was a long time ago.
Also refactor `git-abort` to parse action from the called file name. There's a promise for this in tj#865 but that was a long time ago.
* feat: add git-continue Also refactor `git-abort` to parse action from the called file name. There's a promise for this in #865 but that was a long time ago. * fix: add git-continue address review comments, fix the script, remove unnecessary testpath import.
New subcommand just calls git $op --abort, where $op is current git operation, like rebase