However, I would need also a way to jump to the errors, hence the question: how to search for "(error:|warning:)" directly via a key binding??
though why would you execute Make in Tig, and not your editor?
Guys, I've submitted an interesting PR (#1139); autoscroll and colorizing of compiler errors in pager view, to implement this simple IDE-like round-trip error fixing use case: https://asciinema.org/a/430460. You can
have this functionality also without the PR, just without autoscroll and colorizing of errors, as described in the PR.
Is there a way to properly pass %(text) to a sh command, if it contains string like: undefined reference to
SOME_VAR'? Notice and ', whose basically, apparently block any way of quoting the text, e.g.: !sh -c 'ls "%(text)"' will not work, nor will !sh -c "ls '%(text)'". So, is there a way to properly pass such %(text) to a sh command?
anyone can help on this?
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I set the .tigrc as the messge, but still doesn't work
Ah, I bet you I've overwritten it with this
External commands:
I @sh -c "echo -n %(commit) | xclip -selection c"
Is there some way to search within the diffs of the commits from the main view? Currently the
/ search only takes the commits message into consideration, and when the diffview is open only the content of the diff of that specific commit is searched. Instead I would like to find the most recent commit that touched a variable called rare_banana. Can this be done in tig?
Why isn't a .patch/.diff file automatically colorized in pager? After selecting it with enter in [status] view? The view opened after pressing the enter looks like the pager view, but it says "[stage]" in the bottom bar line. Could this be fixed?
It is pretty inconsistent with general rule of colorizing like diff everything that looks like a diff (for example, when invoking something like git diff | tig)
Hah, I think I found a bug
git log -G bananaramamama | tig and press q, the tig window will close, but the process will stay alive and hence not give you back the prompt. You can kill it with ctrl-c
From time to time, I'm a bit sad that tig lacks functionality from git, so I'm wondering. Has there been any consideration in supporting something
git log | tig as an alternative way of starting tig? so That git log -S banana | tig could work, for example?
Or does anyone know of some other tool that just acts as a pager for git log output?
How do I set the graph format to v1 by default?
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I cannot figure out the right option name for the .tigrc
but that doesn't work of course, set has no -p option
I'm trying to create a key that works in reverse direction to
parent (P by default AFAIR) – i.e.: that jumps to commit's descendant (i.e. up not down). I can get the required revision from git rev-list %(commit).. | head -n1, however this requires an external coommand like +sh -c "git rev-list …" while the command that jumps in the interface is an internal TIG action – the :goto {commit sha}. Is there any way to pass some variable as :goto's argument? Can you actually run any two actions from a binding, be it internal and/or external, alone, forgetting passing the argument/variable?
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Hi! How can I run tig like
I found solution to review "by commits"
"git diff origin/master...HEAD"? To review files or commits before merge into masterI found solution to review "by commits"
tig origin/master...HEAD --no-merges but maybe available some way to show diff from master with files at left and changes per selected file (or full file content) at right?
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checked on WSL. Looks like just git diff with colors. No way to group changes per file at left column and content of file at right?
Like merge preview on gitlab. You can see diff between source branch and targer per file
When I run tig, when I use the "tig --all" command, the History for all branch is displayed on the main page.
But if I simply run the tig with the "tig" command, only the history of the "checkout branch" is displayed on the main page.
Even after I executed the tig using "tig --all", if I continue to use it, only checkouted branch's History is displayed on the main page.
I always want to see the history of all branches on the main page.
How should I set it?
But if I simply run the tig with the "tig" command, only the history of the "checkout branch" is displayed on the main page.
Even after I executed the tig using "tig --all", if I continue to use it, only checkouted branch's History is displayed on the main page.
I always want to see the history of all branches on the main page.
How should I set it?
krobelus-571a1436659847a7aff40217: where to hook up with %(sh …) substitution? Where to write code to?
Is it possible to pass some args to :view-diff to for example do as if <tig A..B or git diff A..B | tig has been issued?0
Is it possible to issue a search upwards with a binding? something like: bind man Q ://query. instead of … … :/query?