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I searched in issues and haven't found anything similar.
Is it possible to support making commits from terminal and adding them to current default lane?
Currently if I attempt to do so, new branch is created in GitButler, but changes are being stuck in staged state and it seems to be bugged in general.
I have no issues with making commits in UI, but sometimes I want to quickly commit stuff without leaving terminal/editor.
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Thanks for sharing your (desired) workflow! Manual changes on the CLI aren't possible when being on gitbutler/integration, unfortunately, and right now that is likely going to be causing trouble/and invalid state.
There is no official way of working from the command-line yet, but it is something that eventually should change.
Internally we do use a CLI version of GitButler for profiling and testing, but it's nothing that I'd recommend using as part of one's workflow just yet.
Hi,
I searched in issues and haven't found anything similar.
Is it possible to support making commits from terminal and adding them to current default lane?
Currently if I attempt to do so, new branch is created in GitButler, but changes are being stuck in staged state and it seems to be bugged in general.
I have no issues with making commits in UI, but sometimes I want to quickly commit stuff without leaving terminal/editor.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: