git and bzr

[Nicholas Allen]

> 
> The other useful tools to be used are "git log --merge" (explained in a 
> separate mail) and for people like me who like the git index and grok it 
> fully, doing a
> 
> 	git ls-files --unmerged --stage
> 
> is probably what I'd do (but I have to admit, that is _not_ a very 
> user-friendly interface - you need to not only have understood the index 
> file, you actually need to understand it on a very deep level).
> 
> "git status" is really used to be just a stupid around "git ls-files" 
> (it's now largely a built-in), but it was really _so_ stupid that it 
> doesn't really try to explain what it does - it's more like a simplified 
> version of ls-files with some of the information pruned away, and other 
> parts in a slightly more palatable format ;)
> 
> So improving "git status" might mean that some people could avoid having 
> to learn about the index file details ;)

That sounds good. Better output on status would be nice ;-)

Nick