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Example (git st is an alias to datalad next-status -r mono)
For anyone looking at Git output frequently the first set of outputs has no indication that all these modifications are staged already. Only the "added" seems almost arbitrarily green.
It would make sense to follow Git and color by index-status.
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The previous setup used red/green (like git-status) to communicate
the nature of a change. But that was poorly aligned. See
datalad#640
This change does NOT align with Git's behavior. Instead, it acknowledges
even more that DataLad does not work with Git's staging of content in
the index.
Color coding is now purely about the nature of the change (add, delete,
mod, untracked), and not its status with respect to the index.
Closesdatalad#640
Example (
git st
is an alias todatalad next-status -r mono
)For anyone looking at Git output frequently the first set of outputs has no indication that all these modifications are staged already. Only the "added" seems almost arbitrarily green.
It would make sense to follow Git and color by index-status.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: