yes sure, and forget to add a new file to the commit,
commit unwanted changes... :-) A gui would provide
this infos and tortoiseshg does it quite nice. A
cli can provide this infos too, but usually people
become to lazy to get them or just forget it.
You assume all Haiku developers are lazy? :)
I just normally do a ' git status ' before committing anything, its nice
to know what something is going to do to your sources before you let it
have at it...
alex@leenux:~/haikufire$ git status
# On branch master
# Untracked files:
# (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
#
# lol-newfile
nothing added to commit but untracked files present (use "git add" to
track)
git add .
anyway, this really isn't contributing to the overall discussion. In the
end I think it will come down to who (Haiku commiter wise) likes each SCM
more as a matter of taste... not features :/)
Maybe a simple vote for everyone who has commit would be sufficient and
end this debate? A flat text file in trunk in-which each commiter puts a
username... and +1 git, +1 hg, +1 svn, etc?
Thanks!
-- Alex
