Analyze changes in git index using "-i" option #40
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@splattael sounds like a good idea, just let me ruminate on the option name for a day 😄 |
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@splattael could you add an entry to CHANGELOG.md? |
Add '--index' option for 'pronto run'.
After this commit you can run pronto on your current
staging area (git index).
This way pronto analyzes changes _before_ committing.
Usage:
pronto run -i
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@mmozuras Done. |
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@splattael cool, thanks! 😄 |
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Analyze changes in git index using "-i" option
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@mmozuras Thanks for merging 💚 |
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Hi,
I could not find a way to run pronto on the staging area so I added
-ioption.What do you think?
Note: I couldn't find specs neither for
Pronto::Git::Repositorynor forPronto::CLIso I did not add more specs :( Sorry for that!After this commit you can run pronto on your current
staging area (git index).
This way you can analyze before you commit.
Usage: