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Summary: Add a 'cil check-in-git' command
Status: New
CreatedBy: Andrew Chilton <andychilton@gmail.com>
AssignedTo: Andrew Chilton <andychilton@gmail.com>
Label: Milestone-Future
Label: Release-v0.2.1
Label: Type-Enhancement
Inserted: 2008-06-24T03:24:14
Updated: 2008-06-27T13:29:00
The ability to check whether issues/comments/attachments are tracked by Git is
important. Or indeed any VCS system.
My thoughts are that this command would do something like the following:
* internally, it runs "git ls-files issues/" and makes a list of files in that
directory
* makes a list of issues that are currently contained in the directory
* complains if it finds something Git doesn't know about
Also, when it runs through each issue, it should do the same for all comments
and attachments. It could either output something which tells you you have
untracked files or it could give you example git commands which add them to
those being tracked.
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