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When I run gst I see some output that looks like this:
On branch: feature-branch | [*] => $e*
What does the part after the pipe indicate? I thought that maybe my terminal was failing to expand a variable somewhere, but I can see this included in the screencast & example output in the readme too.
PS. Thanks for creating scmpuff - I find it super-useful. :)
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Ah, that's the "key" for the number output below, it indicates [1] will map to environment variable $e1, [2] => $e2, etc...
I agree it's really confusing. I inherited it when I was originally trying to make scmpuff an exact 1:1 interface map from scm_breeze -- but I don't have that feature requirement anymore. Is there another syntax you think might be more clear? Or maybe I should just drop that in the UI entirely.
Is there another syntax you think might be more clear? Or maybe I should just drop that in the UI entirely.
I'd consider using n or n instead of *, but that's only going to help make things clear for terminals that support italic/bold/coloured fonts. I also think it would be OK to remove it from the output of scmpuff_status, and mention it in the command's help text & the project readme.
When I run
gst
I see some output that looks like this:What does the part after the pipe indicate? I thought that maybe my terminal was failing to expand a variable somewhere, but I can see this included in the screencast & example output in the readme too.
PS. Thanks for creating scmpuff - I find it super-useful. :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: