quit

[gilescope]

Ctrl-c didn't seem to quit? I tried 'q' as well.

Is this Hotel California? :-)

I find tig really good for staging / unstaging files, but tig doesn't have multiple select. Maybe spacebar to select/unselect a file?

The project seems promising - I like tig but it could be snappier.

[vamolessa]

What OS were you using? Which shell?
If you're trying to commit just a couple of files, you can do cs that will commit only selected files. You select them with space bar.

Thanks for checking verco out :)

[gilescope]

I’m rocking NixOs with fish on a Macbook pro. That’s got to be pretty standard these days right? ;-)

Hm you’re using the ctrlc crate so I might have found them a bug. Might be nice to map q to quit anyhow. Ok let me try this from bash, it might all work better.

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[vamolessa]

I have only access to windows. Maybe it's really a ctrlc issue. Could you try upgrading it and see if it fixes it?

On the other hand, we can make q quit the application as well.
Will include it on the next release.

[gilescope]

I remapped some keys and I think the code is not taking account of that remapping. Maybe there's a higher abstraction that would take that into effect. Option-C works.

[vamolessa]

you mean verco code or ctrlc crate code?

[gilescope]

Works in verco. It would be a lot faster to navigate if you can keep the commands to one keystoke so that you didn’t need to press enter. That would make it feel really snappy.

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[vamolessa]

wait, you're saying that in order to, say, open help, you need to press h and then enter?
the intended behaviour should be just pressing h.

the input is read using TerminalInput::read_char()
maybe updating crossterm would help?

could you confirm that in the latest crossterm version in your setup, reading a char just needs a single keypress and not an extra enter press.

thanks!