New package: git-interactive-rebase-tool #32013
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| version=2.1.0 | ||
| revision=1 | ||
| archs="i686 x86_64" |
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There shouldn't be a reason to do this, but if there is, it should be clearly documented.
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@ericonr Hi, thanks for the feedback!
What are you referring to exactly in that snippet?
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@ericonr Are you referring to the archs variable?
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Ok, thanks for the clarification. I'll push again just to update the patch. I still have to figure out the best way to disable those failing tests.
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Hi! external editor tests are failing. The nix package disables them. What is the practice for disabling tests with xbps? Should I take a patch or is there some other way? Any help is much appreciated. |
| revision=1 | ||
| archs="i686 x86_64" | ||
| build_style=cargo | ||
| short_desc="Terminal based sequence editor for git interactive rebase" |
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I really doubt the usefulness of this tool. It's a TUI tool, in which way it improves vim/emacs?
(Let's discount the cargo cult of rustify all the things).
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It's quite useful. You should try it :)
git-interactive-rebase-tool paired with tig makes for a powerful alternative to features offered by magit, for example.
I primarily use vis as my preferred editor and having powerful external tools like these help with the convenience that similar tools in the emacs ecosystem or vim plugin ecosystem provide.
vis is an editor that subscribes to a unix as ide philosophy and tries to primarily leverage external tools instead of trying to write those as plugins in the editor's extension language.
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Have the results of the proposed changes been tested?
Does it build and run successfully?