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On Sun, Jan 12, 2014 at 11:29:34PM -0800, Brian Dolbec wrote: |
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> On Mon, 2014-01-13 at 07:43 +0100, Sebastian Luther wrote: |
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> > One more useful thing: |
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> > Put this in ~/.gitconfig: |
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> > [color] |
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> > ui = auto |
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> > This way git diff will use colors, including highlighting of trailing |
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> > whitespace. |
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> I use an editor that I have set for both showing whitespace (you see |
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> tabs, spaces) and auto-strips trailing whitespace on save. |
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> nice tip for the git diff. |
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> I like using dev-vcs/gitg for doing commits, viewing different branch |
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> trees, cherry-picking (in color too). For commits it lets you pick |
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> changes 1 at a time (+ or -) when you've done several changes, but wish |
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> to split them into logical commits. Handy when you spot things that |
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> need fixing, but don't want to forget to do after your current change |
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> session & commit. |
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Hope I'm not making too much noise here ;-) |
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if you want to amend your git commits a lot, |
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saying, movie commits up/down, merge/split them |
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you could try dev-vcs/stgit, it's my favorite! |
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> -- |
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> Brian Dolbec <dolsen@g.o> |
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