Re: [PATCH 3/3] prevent HEAD reflog to be interpreted as current branch reflog

On Friday 2007 February 02 15:15, Rogan Dawes wrote:

However, if HEAD@{} means what was HEAD pointing at at the indicated
time, and @{} means "current branch", then we need no exceptions, and
the common case is shorter.

In that case I propose that we rename git-commit to git-c; git checkout to 
git-o and git-merge to git-m.

Apologies.  I'm being facetious.  I don't think "which is the less typing" 
should be the decision policy when we're only talking about four letters.


Andy

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