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My proposal would be to use <spc> g u for git update which would point to the command git.pull. I will attach a PR to this with this change.
Alternatives
Also considered either
<spc> g P as which would place right next to <spc> g p Publish making it mnemonic but I don't really like the cap here
<spc> g S for Sync but same objection as above and Sync isnt very close semantically to Status
<spc> g g for Get which is nice since no other semantic is attached to g in this context. Might be my favorite if only I had already heard Get used instead of Sync, Update or Pull by anyone in any context
Alternative commands :
git.pullRebase which looks like what I do most of the time ( or rather what GitKraken usually does for me ) but not sure if this usecase is more widespread than just git.pull
git.pullFrom add another context menu but is more flexible than pull. I don't see myself pulling anything else than my current branch though
Additional context
Feels kinda bad to have all the other git commands but not this one which is pretty useful
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Problem
No default command defined for
git.pull
.Solution
Add default binding for
git.pull
.My proposal would be to use
<spc> g u
forgit update
which would point to the commandgit.pull
. I will attach a PR to this with this change.Alternatives
Also considered either
<spc> g P
as which would place right next to<spc> g p
Publish making it mnemonic but I don't really like the cap here<spc> g S
for Sync but same objection as above and Sync isnt very close semantically to Status<spc> g g
for Get which is nice since no other semantic is attached tog
in this context. Might be my favorite if only I had already heard Get used instead of Sync, Update or Pull by anyone in any contextAlternative commands :
git.pullRebase
which looks like what I do most of the time ( or rather what GitKraken usually does for me ) but not sure if this usecase is more widespread than justgit.pull
git.pullFrom
add another context menu but is more flexible than pull. I don't see myself pulling anything else than my current branch thoughAdditional context
Feels kinda bad to have all the other git commands but not this one which is pretty useful
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: