Alexandre Bourget [off-list ref]
writes:
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Adds a context menu for commits, so that a 'rebase' can be done.
Optionally, it will ask if you want to 'stash' current work before doing so.
TODO: better error handling.
Please do not discard a commit log message by placing them after
the three-dashes. A good commit message would be of this form:
- A single line to summarize what it does (goes to Subject);
- A blank line (paragraph break);
- A paragraph or more that elaborate on the above summary, if
needed, and defend why the change is a good idea; especially
if you considered other alternatives, a comparison to justify
your choice.
This is largely up to Paulus, but I think anything that
updates the repository should go to git-gui, not gitk. The
latter is primarily a viewer.