On Sat, 2014-01-04 at 19:14 -0800, Josh Andler wrote:
Can you elaborate?
A very simple command, maybe `bzt` which detects .bzr or .git and shuttles a command to the right place so I don't have to keep mixing up which one I'm using right now. Re-route some features like `bzr uncommit` and change things like -a default when committing using git.
I'd end up re-reading Krzysztof's excellent post about which UI pieces are "borderline malicious". But I'd probably ignore corner cases and keep things simple to a core set of functions.
bzt commit -m "I don't care what kind of VCS you are, just commit it!"
Martin,
* Something I won't get to do but would love to in an infinite universe is map `git branch [name]` to `bzr branch --hardlink . .bzr/branches/[name]`