Re: What's cooking in git.git (Nov 2021, #07; Mon, 29)

Please don't, at least not this version.  There have been newer
submissions with three commits.

I also still find the word 'die' confusing, since to me it suggests
aborting the whole am operation, and the documentation does not dispel
that concern.  Even if you don't like 'ask' (for consistency with
git-rebase), I think 'stop' or 'interrupt' would be much better
options than 'die'.  If you really want it to be 'die', I think the
behavior needs to be explained in the documentation, rather than just
assumed that users will understand it (because I didn't understand it
until I read the code).

Dears Newren,

    I don't think 'stop' and 'interrupt' words are better to explain more than 'die'
    because they still indicate that it will stop or interrupt the whole am session,
    rather than stop in the middle of it. It may be a good choice to just add an
    additional description about the behaviour when not passing the '--empty' option
    or passing '--empty=die'.

Aleen