On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 11:30 AM, Manzur<[email protected]> wrote:
> We(Mechiel, Yiyus and me) discussed some variants of directory layout.
> Summary line:
>
> - Mechiel suggested to develop shell commands that'll be used instead
> of echoed commands:
> echo add dir1/dir2/file1 > ../../ctl
> will be changed to
> git/add file1
>
> - Yiyus suggested to represent index file as directory. So that you
> can use touch, cp, rm commands instead of git add, git rm:
> echo add dir1/dir2/file1 > ../../ctl
> will be changed to
> cp dir1/dir2/file1 index/
Now, since there's a work-in-progress man page, I'd like it to have an
Example/Usage
section outlining typical git uses and how they translate into what gitfs has to
offer. Here's what I would expect to see there:
1. Simple commits (IOW: checkout, [edit, build]*, commit)
2. Merging
3. Interactive add
4. Git stash
5. Amending commits
Thanks,
Roman,
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