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Add a commit & push button #1038
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Right. What does commit and sync does ? |
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Should one implement this, can we make this feature a simple flag that alters behavior of the commit button rather than have it as new button? I think that would be better |
I think it would be better to have a drop down button as in campersau
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Should one implement this, can we make this feature a simple flag that
alters behavior of the commit button rather than have it as new button? I
think that would be better
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So when Honestly as long state is sticky I'm for it |
In Visual studio it is not a sticky button but I am not sure if it should be. @jung-kim what is your definition of sticky? Sticky per session? Per repository? Global? Also one interesting thing is that if there is no remote Visual Studio still shows the commit and push option and displays a screen where you can add a remote after the commit. |
I was thinking per browser should be sufficient. oh thats nice, we can do that as well. |
fixed with #1046 |
I often find myself doing the combo commit & push.
I think it may be useful to have a commit & push button next to the existing commit button
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