[TxMt] Re: Git interactive rebase

[Koen Punt]

> That is create a 


UI in TextMate rather than in a bundle command.




Isn't the git commit window nib (and others) included in the git bundle?

On Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 9:31 PM, Jacob Carlborg <doob at me.com> wrote:

> I've been thinking for a while that it would be nice to be able to do an 
> interactive rebase from within TextMate.
> I tried to come up with an idea of how the UI could work. One idea that 
> comes to mind is to use the log. I imagine there would be some form of 
> buttons (edit, squash, ...) for each commit and one "global" Start 
> Rebase button. Ideally it should be possible to use keyboard shortcuts 
> as well, arrow keys for selecting a commit and E, R and S for commands 
> like edit, reword and squash.
> The question now is, is it possible to use the HTML output view for 
> something like this, or would a proper UI be required? That is create a 
> UI in TextMate rather than in a bundle command.
> The second question I have, does anyone know if it's possible to set 
> which commits to edit, squash and so on, before starting an interactive 
> rebase? Usually a text editor opens and the users selects the commands 
> after starting the rebase. Perhaps using libgit2 if not through the 
> regular command line interface.
> What would also be a nice feature, or rather a shortcut of the above. 
> Placing the cursor of a line you would like to edit, execute a command 
> (via a keyboard shortcut) which basically does a "blame" and figures out 
> the last commit that touched that line. Then it would start an 
> interactive rebase and select "edit" for this particular commit.
> Thoughts?
> -- 
> /Jacob Carlborg
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