Allow passing a --merge flag to skip the prompt when pushing up multiple entries

[injoongy]

What the title says - allow oriole push to accept a --merge, -m flag that bypasses the prompt. Maybe if you set it to true, it merges, and if you set it to false, it creates a new? So allows the user to bypass and go to either of the options?

[injoongy]

After having attempted this, this turned out to be way more trouble than it's worth.

By introducing a "merge" option rather than a simple "replace", it seems easy - merging just means tacking on whatever's being pushed to the end of the existing note. Simple enough.

However, oriole itself has no idea what's been pushed and what hasn't - therefore, every time push runs, ALL the commits that oriole finds become the most recent, valid commits. In other words, if you push up commits a, b, and c, then add a new d commit, oriole will now show that you need to push up commits a, b, c, and d.

What this means is that for merging to work, we would need to essentially add some sort of diffing feature, where oriole compares the existing entry's notes field with the commits that it's about to push, and tries to merge the two. OR oriole needs to keep track of what's been pushed, and recognize only the commits that need to get pushed. Either way, it's a mountain of additional complexity and work.

Sorry - this ain't going to happen anytime soon. Maybe one day.