chm...@gmail.com writes:
> Check the installation on magit next branch. Looks like it depends on
> git next branch. Then what timeline for magit next release? does that
> mean it would not be there until git next branch is used widely?
>
or newer. If a feature depend on git next branch, it's probably a
bug. Could you tell us what make you believe that, so we can correct it?
>
>
> On Monday, August 25, 2014 10:42:51 AM UTC-7, Jonas Bernoulli wrote:
>> > Sometimes when I click E for ediff, the corresponding file is
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>> > disappeared and shows "no diff at this location" in mode-line.
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>> > And the point goes to the end.
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>> Are you saying that the text representing the file you act on disappears
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>> from the status buffer? That shouldn't happen as far as I know. That
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>> point goes to the end (of the buffer?) is a bit unfortunate but
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>> acceptable.
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>>
>>
>> Anyway, "No diff at this location" just means that magit doesn't know
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>> how to use ediff to show information about the file/diff at point. This
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>> could be because there simply isn't anything that could be shown, or
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>> there theoretically is something that could be shown but the code is to
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>> stupid to figure it out.
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>>
>>
>> I consider the ediff support on magit's master branch (what you get from
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>> melpa) to be broken and on the next branch I have replaced it with a
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>> completely new implementation. I am not going to backport that to
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>> master or improve the master implementation, you will have to wait until
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>> I merge next into master, or use the next branch (see
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>>
https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/1220).