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Add a stage-changed (stage-all) command in Standard Window to stage all files at once

terablade2001 2 years ago updated by Marc Strapetz 2 years ago 7

Hi.

Coming from other git handlers (i.e. like git-gui, etc) I can't find a 'stage-changed' command in order to automatically stage all the changed files in the Standard Window. One solution is to select all files and press the stage button. I also noticed that in Worktree window, the stage button opens a pop-up window to select which files to stage, by having as default all files selected. Thus there are workarounds. But, in the Standard Window, a simple button to stage all changes would be really useful.

Unless you have this functionality already - and I don't see it - please add it! There is no reason to stage one-by-one the files as a default behavior. The default behavior I think is to stage all files, unless we have a reason to stage specific files. And there is no reason to open second window (which we may need to close afterwards) just for a stage-all case.

Thanks!

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Add option to remember last size, customize default size of dialogs like Save File As or auto extend

L Nguyen Huu 2 years ago updated by Thomas Singer 2 years ago 1

Issue: the Save File As (Ctrl+S on file in diff view) window popup is too small to read long paths:

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I need to either click inside the text field and move to the left word by word with Ctrl+Left, or resize it to see more text:

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However, this new size is forgotten next time I Save File As.

A. It would be nice if last popup size was remembered. Or, if not everyone wants this, at least add a Preference option to remember last popup size.

B. Alternatively, there could be a numerical option to specifically set Save File As popup width.

C. Alternatively, there could be an option to auto-extend the popup size to show the full path text (to the limit of the monitor width)

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Azure DevOps: add support for pull_request_template.md

anthony 2 years ago updated by Marc Strapetz 2 years ago 0

we are using pull_request_template.md files.  when creating a pull request, if this file is present, the PR should include this content

I wanted to update this with a link:

Improve pull request descriptions with pull request templates - Azure Repos | Microsoft Learn

I see there is a similar request. here:
Support GitHub PR Templates / General / SmartGit (userecho.com)

The templates are in different files, but the 'ask' is probably the same. I should point this feature is extremely important for companies that have compliance / ISO workflows... The create PR feature from within smart git is not very useful if you have to 'copy paste' the template after the PR is made.

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Branch's name in Title of Main window

shaidarov 2 years ago updated by Thomas Singer 2 years ago 0

It will be comfortable to see Brunch's name in Title of Main window in Task panel

For Example:

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Allow resizing any pane (including Commit pane) to any small size as long as it doesn't break UI

Hyper Sonic 2 years ago 0

As noted in https://groups.google.com/g/smartgit/c/Sy3h_ticc3w?pli=1 the commit pane cannot be resized under a certain size. Unfortunately the reply only mentioned vertical size, and I'm not sure I fully understand the reason (it could show more options, but I don't know which ones). In addition, I care about horizontal size, as I'm placing SmartGit on the left half of my monitor which leaves only 1280px width; not much to read repository names. Look below how the Commit pane is huge compared to the others:

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I don't want to change view mode or move all my panes around just for when I temporarily move SmartGit to a half monitor. I would rather have the possibility to resize things however I want, and take the responsibility to make some parts less readable than others. Plus, I don't see a reason for the minimum with on Commit pane: there is more than enough space there.

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git-range-diff command UI support

Femistoklov 2 years ago 0
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Customizable icons for repository groups

Олександр Шкурат 2 years ago updated 2 years ago 1

It would be great to make it possible for repository group icons to be either with customizable colors or with customizable icon images (from a predefined set of icons for instance)

So, it would make the tree of repositories easier readable and navigable.

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Edit Message dialog: add option 'Signed-off-by' signature

andrewleech 2 years ago updated by Thomas Singer 2 years ago 0

Hi, I contribute to a few projects that require the "Signed-off-by:" footer in the commit message. 

I'm forever forgetting to add it manually though, so have to ammend commit messages to add it, force push, etc.

While I know there's an option to add this in the Local->Commit dialog box, I always use the Commit pane in the main window which doesn't expose this option.

Also, the "Edit commit message" dialog box also does not have an option for this, and it's tedious to type it manually (without typos).

It would be great if there was a per-project setting to always add this (similar / next to to the options to add GPG signing to commits)

Separately, it'd be handy if the checkbox to add this was also added to the "Edit commit message" dialog.

Cheers,

Andrew

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Visually distinguish commits with submodule changes in parent project

Andrew Gilchrist 2 years ago updated 2 years ago 1

In the log, if a commit includes a submodule pointer commit, tag with the submodule name and use a different symbol or other graphical representation on the graph.

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Use the Changes pane to compare separate files

Iulian Onofrei 3 years ago 0

In the Log window, when you select 2 separate files from the same commit, the Changes pane could show the diff between them, instead of showing nothing.


This means that:
• the Changes pane won't be useless in this case, and that
• this would be like a quicker version of the Show Changes context menu item.