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When you have unpublished and/or uncommited changes pride list shows and "M" symbol for both of them, letting the user distinguish the two from its position (left/right column), which is not exactly practical with lots of modules.
We dont want to tie such symbols to any particular versioning system, so we need a general way to express the concept (not "PUSH" and "COMMIT" which are git-only-ish, to be clear). In the code those two are identified by "unpublished" and "uncommitted" so maybe P and C would be reasonable choices anyway.
What other vs do you support? What others do you want to support? What is it showing in the vs pride already supports? For svn/cvs only one M i guess, for the uncommitted?
My goal is to distinguish faster the two things now signaled with the same symbol, i'm not advocating for any particular symbol choice.
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When you have unpublished and/or uncommited changes
pride list
shows and "M" symbol for both of them, letting the user distinguish the two from its position (left/right column), which is not exactly practical with lots of modules.We dont want to tie such symbols to any particular versioning system, so we need a general way to express the concept (not "PUSH" and "COMMIT" which are git-only-ish, to be clear). In the code those two are identified by "unpublished" and "uncommitted" so maybe P and C would be reasonable choices anyway.
What other vs do you support? What others do you want to support? What is it showing in the vs pride already supports? For svn/cvs only one M i guess, for the uncommitted?
My goal is to distinguish faster the two things now signaled with the same symbol, i'm not advocating for any particular symbol choice.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: