Is there a way to commit without quiting :Gstatus window?

[ccll]

My typical workflow is:

1. ':Gstatus' to bring up status window
2. 'dd' on changed files to see the diff
3. ':diffput' to stage hunks
4. Repeat step 2 and 3 until I got enough hunks to commit
5. 'cc' in the status window to bring up commit window
6. Enter commit message and ':wq' to execute the commit

The ':wq' will also close ':Gstatus' window, so I have to reopen it in order to commit the rest of changes.

This is inconvenience, is there any way to avoid this?

[tpope]

Not really. It's actually :Gcommit that closes the :Gstatus window and replaces it with its own.

[tpope]

:Gcommit -v (or cvc) now opens the commit message in a new tab, bypassing the :Gstatus closure.

[prat0318]

awesome!
On 29-Jun-2014 11:56 AM, "Tim Pope" notifications@github.com wrote:

Closed #480 #480.

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[prognostikos]

@tpope I just updated fugitive, and this feature totally made my day. I spend more time using vim with tons of your plugins than almost any other software, and I really appreciate the thoughtfulness that you bring to your work. You rock! 🤘