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CAVEAT: once you save, it's in your git commit history. You save a lot.
Use the file name in the commit: "created|modified foo.org" or "created|modified title" if you intend to use the title in the file name as per #43. I prefer the second.
Truncate long file name with ellipses, and put the full name in the body.
Trigger the commit on save. You will need to handle multiple files in some cases, which means that you will need to think about how to title the commit.
This is incompatible with #26 -- so choose one or the other.
Consider applying automatic commits to some directories, but not others (e.g agenda, but not concept).
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Firstly, look for packages that do this job: e.g. ryuslash/git-auto-commit-mode.
CAVEAT: once you save, it's in your git commit history. You save a lot.
Use the file name in the commit: "created|modified foo.org" or "created|modified title" if you intend to use the title in the file name as per #43. I prefer the second.
Truncate long file name with ellipses, and put the full name in the body.
Trigger the commit on save. You will need to handle multiple files in some cases, which means that you will need to think about how to title the commit.
This is incompatible with #26 -- so choose one or the other.
Consider applying automatic commits to some directories, but not others (e.g agenda, but not concept).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: