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Issue 1626 'k' in nested patch-selection should come back to previous selection, not quit

Title 'k' in nested patch-selection should come back to previous selection, not quit
Priority wishlist Status given-up
Milestone Resolved in
Superseder Nosy List darcs-devel, dmitry.kurochkin, galbolle, kowey
Assigned To
Topics UI

Created on 2009-09-24.13:32:59 by galbolle, last changed 2017-07-30.23:22:53 by gh.

Messages
msg8866 (view) Author: galbolle Date: 2009-09-24.13:32:55
When using amend-record or record --ask-deps, you get two patch selection
dialogs in row. If during the second one, you spot a mistake you did in the
first one, there's no way to come back. Using 'q' (or maybe 'k' on the first
question) should allow you to return to the previous dialog.
msg8892 (view) Author: kowey Date: 2009-09-30.21:30:17
Rollback is similarly affected.

I think 'q' would be confusing: if I hit 'q' I want to quit not to be brought
back a dialogue.  I guess I would grudgingly accept that hitting 'k' to go back
up might work although I also think it would be confusing (but I also don't want
to add another keypress)...

Generally speaking I'm a bit unhappy about this two-selection-dialogue scenario.
 Don't get me wrong: what it allows you to do is great.  I just think the
transition between the two is a bit abrupt.  But I don't know any better way :-(
History
Date User Action Args
2009-09-24 13:32:59galbollecreate
2009-09-30 21:30:20koweysetstatus: unknown -> needs-implementation
nosy: + kowey
messages: + msg8892
title: 'q' in nested patch-selection should come back to previous selection, not quit -> 'k' in nested patch-selection should come back to previous selection, not quit
2017-07-30 23:22:53ghsetstatus: needs-implementation -> given-up