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I do agree, that using a hash is awkward, and the results are umm less than imformative.
I would suggest revising README and documentation to reflect this. -t <tag> ...
works perfectly.
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š can't run hashtags at all in zsh...
$ gr #app git status
zsh: bad pattern: #app
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I found an awkward workaround in zsh
$ gr '+#app' ./foo
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+1
I agree. '#' doesn't work very well for bash users since it makes rest of the line a comment.
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I put in pull request #9 that adds support for '@'
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Hi all, sorry for the delay on getting this merged. I realized I had accidentally unsubscribed from notifications on the repo so a lot of the recent issues went unnoticed. Will take a more active approach from now on, since it seems that a bunch of people find this project useful based on the number of stars. As a first step I'll merge that PR from @cackovic (thanks!) and get a new version out on npm, then see if I can get at least a few of the outstanding issues fixed. Thanks for you patience & support & interest.
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published as v0.3.0
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awesome - thanks for making this happen. Thanks to @cackovic too. I'll give the project a try again.
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Thanks for the merge. Iām not sure about ā@ā as a longterm solution because I want my git commands to be fast to enter. Maybe we could remove the need for ā#ā or ā@ā? This would streamline my typing. What does anyone else think?
On Nov 30, 2014, at 3:33 PM, Alex Couture-Beil [email protected] wrote:
awesome - thanks for making this happen. Thanks to @cackovic https://github.com/cackovic too. I'll give the project a try again.
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That would be OK, but I'd like to have some tests around it so that it doesn't cause issues when there are directories with the same name, e.g. gr ./foo status
is a valid invocation but I'm not sure what should happen if you run gr foo status
and both ./foo
and the foo
tag exist.
Edit:
Another case is if you have a tags called git
and status
:
with gr git status ./sub
is it
gr #git status ./sub
(run status with ./sub argument in a tag set) orgr #git #status ./sub
(run ./sub in two tag sets)gr ./git status ./sub
(run status with ./sub argument in local folder) orgr ./git ./status ./sub
(run ./sub in two local folders)
Seems like this could become a bit too complicated...
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I am personally pretty used to invoking tags with gr -t tag
by now that I really do not care all that much. I think typing @
instead of -t
is already a big win in terms of keystrokes.
In any case, using tag names without any prefix what so ever seems way too ambiguous to justify.
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Related Issues (20)
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