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I am not sure if that is worth it. These two share/duplicate some shell
functions and we may end up refactoring them (a way to do so may be to
dot-source git-prompt from git-completion and drop duplicated definitions
from the latter), for example.
And how do you propose to update the install documentation?
1) Copy the file (e.g. ~/.git-completion.sh)
2) Copy the other file (.e.g ~/.git-prompt.sh)
3) Edit the original file (~/.git-completion.sh), modify the 'source'
command to use the other file (~/.git-prompt.sh)
The third step doesn't seem necessary if .git-completion sources
git-prompt when it's available (and otherwise ignores it gracefully).
Then anyone who cares about the prompt just makes sure that git-prompt
is available.
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Ted Pavlic [off-list ref]