Re: How to commit removed file?

Junio C Hamano [off-list ref] writes:

...  That's a
great news.

I am not interested to make it "all" myself -- if somebody else
does it, that is fine, though ;-).

Just in case you do not know me, sorry for too much negative
tone in my message.  I was just venting. It was not like I was
offended by something you said or anything like that.

The "commit path..." feature, while I would even agree that it
sometimes is useful in simple cases, is something that goes
quite against what git does normally, and anybody would
understand why after inspecting what git-commit has to do to
implement that.  I personally hate that "feature".

Having said that, I am known to support features that I do not
agree with myself for other people, and sometimes even implement
them myself.  But that does not mean I have to like them ;-).

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...  That's a
great news.

I am not interested to make it "all" myself -- if somebody else
does it, that is fine, though ;-).

Just in case you do not know me, sorry for too much negative
tone in my message.  I was just venting. It was not like I was
offended by something you said or anything like that.

The "commit path..." feature, while I would even agree that it
sometimes is useful in simple cases, is something that goes
quite against what git does normally, and anybody would
understand why after inspecting what git-commit has to do to
implement that.  I personally hate that "feature".

Having said that, I am known to support features that I do not
agree with myself for other people, and sometimes even implement
them myself.  But that does not mean I have to like them ;-).

Well, it's just a minor annoyance for me, so unless more people
ask for this to be fixed, I'm unlikely to invest time in this, either.

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MST