Releases: NyuB/ocli
Releases · NyuB/ocli
0.7.1
0.7.0
Rebase
Features
- Files can be individually 'exploded' (moved to a separate commit) from the file navigation tab by pressing x. Pressing x in the commit navigation view still toggle or untoggle all files.
- Exploded commits can now also be renamed
Changes
- Switching between commit navigation and file navigation is now done with TAB key instead of :f command
Bugfixes
- Cursor is no longer blinking when editing a message or typing in CLI
0.6.0
Rebase
Features
- Enter files navigation mode with the :f command. In this mode, modified files tab takes most of the available space and you can move up & down in the file list. This allow to browse the full list, that is cropped if containing too many files to fit the screen.
tty
- Column_divided component similar to Row_divided
- Column_sliding component showing a portion of an entry array arround a given index
0.5.0
Rebase
Features
- Cli and Renaming are now actual 'line edition modes' with cursor navigation.
Bugfixes
newbasenow restore a correct terminal state without needing to callreset. TheRESETenv argument is thus now ignored bynewbase.
tty
- Introduced a (limited) component system to modularize individual widget rendering. Each component is responsible to create its own view within a box, and to reutrn the actual dimensions of this view.
0.4.0
Rebase
Features
- Fixup: keep the fixuped commit message and discard of the previous commit message using F (uppercase) to fixup, translated to
fixup -C. f (lowercase) still discards the fixuped commit message and keep the previous commit message. - Use prettier glyphs (▲▼∟ ...). Old glyphs can be toggled on with the :raw command, and toggled back to prettier glyphs with the :pretty command.
- Display only relevant arrows (▲, ▼, or ▲▼) when moving a commit.
- Add :abort command to discard all changes and exit the program.
- Add :inline command to translate the current edition to actual git output.
Changes
- Exploded entries know keep the original message to improve readability of the exploded result
ppx_cross_match
- Better error messages embedded as error nodes instead of hard-failing
0.3.0
Rebase
Features
- Introduced a 'vim like' command line. Triggered when typing : from either move or navigate mode. Typing Esc goes back to navigate mode, typing Enter execute the command.
- The only command recognized for now is :q to quit the editor
- Reduce rebase_edit binary size by ~4MB by extracting inline tests to a separate module
- "Explode" split a commit into multiple ones, one for each file modified in the original commit
- Rename with r or R instead of Right -> Right. r keeps the original message and let you edit it, R erase it to let you create a new one.
Changes
- Canceling a rename is now done with the Esc key instead of the Left arrow key
- Quiting is now done by typing :q on the command line (see the Features section)
- Rename is now done with the r or R keys in Move or Navigation mode (instead of Right from the navigation mode).
Bugfixes
- Fixup entries are now correctly indented even in 'Move' mode
- Fixed entry list that would behave as a sliding window even when there is enough rows to display it fully
0.2.0
Rebase
- Allow to pass a number to newbase, this number will be interpreted as HEAD~number
- Forbid fixuping the first rebase entry
- Bugfix: Crop commit messages and file names to try to fit terminal width (live adapt to terminal resize)
- Bugfix: Do not try to display more entries than available terminal rows, make a sliding window instead
- Bugfix: Do not try to display more files than available terminal rows, trim modified files list instead
0.1.0
Display modified files along commits
0.0.1
First release, with bundled rebase_edit