Re: New git commit tool

[Jonas Fonseca <fonseca@diku.dk>]

Paul Mackerras <paulus@samba.org> wrote Mon, Sep 04, 2006:
> Comments and suggestions are welcome.

While doing my best to misuse gitool here is what happened ...

 1. To try out gitool I did the following:

	$ mkdir gitool
	$ cd gitool
	$ git init-db
	$ wget http://ozlabs.org/~paulus/gitool
	$ git add gitool

    Oops, forgot to make it executable ...

	$ chmod +x gitool
	$ ./gitool

    I am a Cogito user, so I am no used to running git-update-index and
    this seems to be a problem in this case:

	can't unset "indexpending(gitool)": no such element in array
	can't unset "indexpending(gitool)": no such element in array
	    while executing
	"unset indexpending($f)"
	    (procedure "readfmod" line 92)
	    invoked from within
	"readfmod file11 0"

 2. When closing the window while the "Application Error" is still open
    causes the following error:

	bgerror failed to handle background error.
	    Original error: can't unset "indexpending(gitool)": no such element in array
	    Error in bgerror: can't invoke "grab" command:  application has been destroyed
	bgerror failed to handle background error.
	    Original error: invalid command name ".ptop.comm.t"
	    Error in bgerror: can't invoke "tk" command:  application has been destroyed

    Maybe it should be ignored.

 3. Finally, I find the difference between clicking on a file name
    versus clicking on a file icon a bit strange. I continue on the
    example above, first modifying gitool and then creating a new file,
    so a file is listed both under "Modified files" and "Untracked/new
    files".

	1. Click on the file name of the modified file to see the diff
	   in the content buffer.

	2. Click on the file icon of the untracked file to add it. State
	   shows "Added" and the content buffer is cleared.

    I have to press the file name to see the content of the added file.
    Maybe it should show the content regardless of whether the file name
    or icon was pressed.

-- 
Jonas Fonseca