[Feature request] Commit n minutes after a change

[Sanqui]

Rather than commit in a fixed interval like every 60 minutes, I would like to make a commit when a certain amount of time has elapsed after the last change to a note (such as 10 minutes). I see a benefit in cleaner file history, because currently it can happen that an automatic commit would happen in the middle of me writing something. Would this be possible to implement?

[ghost]

Seconded, it happens way too often that changes are committed right after I start writing something, leading to lag.

[Vinzent03]

I think this is doable. To be honest, git is not made for automatic/timed commits. You commit when you are finished with a certain topic. But you are right, this issue could partly solve that issue.

[Vinzent03]

Available in new release. Let me know if everything works as expected.

[Sanqui]

Awesome, I'll give it a spin. It's small but I'm sure it's a great improvement. Thanks for implementing it quickly!

[ghost]

It's been working very well for me