Commits


initial 'got histedit' implementation


Xr tog.1 from got.1


whitespace


the visual difference between a # comment and a root shell is subtle


man page wording tweak for clarity


swap the order of two examples in man page


document how something like 'git reset @^' can be achieved Question from florian; One key difference to reset @^ is that the bad commit will remain in history. I suppose a future 'histedit' command could solve that.


document that 'got import' needs GOT_AUTHOR to be set


fix wrong path in EXAMPLES


some log -b documentation escaped the previous backout commit


backout 499d7ecc534806c7daf8795b1c9f76575520921f It is better to use another option code for first-parent log. Having a -b option which takes no argument is too confusing. E.g. 'got log -b foo' would log the path 'foo', not branch 'foo' and I got confused by that myself already...


initial 'got import' implementation


clarify usage of 'got rebase' options in man page


clarify our intentions regarding clone/fetch and the master branch


show how to create a commitable diff in got.1 EXAMPLES