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bug#34949: 27.0.50; Docstring of `vc-deduce-fileset' incomplete


From: Dmitry Gutov
Subject: bug#34949: 27.0.50; Docstring of `vc-deduce-fileset' incomplete
Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2020 14:11:30 +0200
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On 13.03.2020 0:43, Juri Linkov wrote:
I don't say it's a bad thing, just will make the patch 10 times longer.

Ok, here's the patch that is 10 times longer.

It creates a new function vc-use-vc-dir-on-files
called from vc-next-action that checks whether
the buffer is Dired with marked directories,

Can we create a separate command for Dired buffers instead?

Called dired-vc-next-action. From you earlier description, I imagined that it would simply invoke a VC-Dir in all cases, but if you need to check whether there are any directories selected, it would call vc-dir only in that case, and delegate to vc-next-action otherwise.

That would be a more additive change.

and for optimization returns a list of files
to give to vc-dir via a new arg MARK-FILES.

Then vc-dir let-binds the global variable use-mark-files
exactly the same way as already let-binds use-vc-backend
since there is no other way.

I'd rather look for another way still, without a global var (of this kind), or passing an argument.

Then vc-dir-refresh puts all marks on files.

Could dired-vc-next-action use vc-delayed, to then run marking code after the vc-dir buffer refreshes?

Or if it's not working, or not reliable enough, we can add a vc-dir--after-refresh-hook. Which dired-vc-next-action would add to, and vc-dir-refresh would run (the function will remove itself from the hook upon completion).

Also the patch adds a new useful global keybinding 'C-x v V'
bound to vc-next-action-on-root to open *vc-dir* buffer where
all registered files are marked.

Sounds more like vc-dir-root-with-registered-files-selected. I wouldn't call it "next action" because it only provides one action.





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