[darcs-users] Enforce, or propose, prefix etc. for patch name?
Albert Reiner
areiner at tph.tuwien.ac.at
Wed Jun 1 16:08:34 UTC 2005
Thanks for your suggestion:
[zooko at zooko.com, Wed, 01 Jun 2005 10:38:30 -0300]:
> You could add this feature by having the EDITOR environment variable
> point to a script that prompts for the tag, as you described, and
> then inserts it into the logfile before invoking the actual editor.
That would not work (for me, at least), as EDITOR is only called for
the "long comment", which I use rarely. Virtually all of my patches
just have a single line description. The main reason why I have not
set --skip-long-comment by default is the not-too-rare case of
forgetting about the lack of readline support and messing up that
string with some attempted movement commands.
> I'm not sure where your script could find that logfile.
There is a --log-file option to `darcs record`.
> Long Live the Unix philosophy of loosely-coupled tools!
I'm not sure - personally I _like_ darcs. Even though its interactive
nature defies the easy scriptability that lies at the heart of this
Unix "philosophy".
Thanks again,
Albert.
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