I think that could be a dangerous thing.
Sure it's nice to have that but consider the situation if you've changed one
or more of the files that are changed by the refactoring. Users would soon
blindly commit these files and think no more of it... while their commit
could be breaking code because of other changes that have been made to one
or more of the files.
If this functionality was implemented it probably should be turned off by
default _or_ IDEA should check the diff on the file and see if there are
any more changes to a file other than those produced by the refactoring and
then it could display a warning message.
Besides that, I think it's a neat idea :)
Kind regards,
Stefan Freyr.
Adam Goldband wrote:
> I would love it, if say I was making a method name change that effected a
> whole batch of files (java, jsp, or whatever) if I could be prompted to
> commit all those files when I am done doing the refactoring.
> I often find it cumbersome to keep track of every place I made the
> change... so in most cases I would just like to be able to commit that
> change right then and there.
>
> Thanks...
>
> adam
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