Re: [PATCH] Add an "-i" option to git-reset, to confirm a reset.

[Junio C Hamano <gitster@pobox.com>]

"Kelvie Wong" <kelvie@ieee.org> writes:

> On Dec 15, 2007 7:35 PM, Johannes Schindelin <Johannes.Schindelin@gmx.de> wrote:
> ..
>> I am slightly negative on this patch.  Not only do I think that it is both
>> easier and more natural to run diff/status/an-alias to see what a reset
>> would do, but the patch only handles the index_file part (missing the --
>> <file> part AFAICT).

I am in principle very negative on additional option that does the same
thing as what the users on odd occasions can run a separate command
themselves to achieve, and I think "reset -i" falls into that category.

And I am negative on this "-i" not just because I think that would be
only in "odd occasions" (i.e. rare), but because I think it would not
help much.  Either you are sure about resetting, in which case you would
not even use "-i" option (and not get this safety), or you are unsure,
in which case you can do "git status" or whatever commands that are
already available.

> w.r.t. the style, you were referring to just the array initializers
> right?  Or was there something else I did that doesn't look right?

I spotted only two classes.

+
+	/* Show the user what is about to be reset, and in more detail, if they
+	 * like. */

	/*
         * Show the user what is about to be reset, and in more detail,
         * if they like.
         */

+	if(confirm_reset) {

	if (confirm_reset) {