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When in the main view, it's useful to be able to use 'd' or 'enter' to interact with the highlighted commit.
However I recently wanted to make --all the default when opening tig, and I found that I could do this by adding set cmdline-args = --all to tigrc. Now it seems that the highlighted commit is ignored - instead 'd' and 'enter' always apply to the last commit on master.
Interestingly this doesn't happen when I run tig --all directly, instead of specifying it in tigrc. So I'm not sure if this is a bug, or if attempting to set --all with cmdline-args is an unsupported hack. (In which case is there a better way to do it?)
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When in the main view, it's useful to be able to use 'd' or 'enter' to interact with the highlighted commit.
However I recently wanted to make
--all
the default when opening tig, and I found that I could do this by addingset cmdline-args = --all
to tigrc. Now it seems that the highlighted commit is ignored - instead 'd' and 'enter' always apply to the last commit on master.Interestingly this doesn't happen when I run
tig --all
directly, instead of specifying it in tigrc. So I'm not sure if this is a bug, or if attempting to set--all
with cmdline-args is an unsupported hack. (In which case is there a better way to do it?)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: