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A github:stage-all command would also be handy. It would stage all files and then move the focus to the commit message editor. If the github panel isn't open already, it would also open the github panel. Then committing all changes would be pretty fast:
Make changes
Run github:stage-all (ideally with a keybinding)
Type commit message
Hit cmd-enter to commit
Optional: Auto-close github panel after committing (can be enabled in the package settings)
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simurai commentedon Apr 5, 2016
Could be part of the title.
A
github:stage-allcommand would also be handy. It would stage all files and then move the focus to the commit message editor. If the github panel isn't open already, it would also open the github panel. Then committing all changes would be pretty fast:github:stage-all(ideally with a keybinding)cmd-enterto commitsimurai commentedon Jul 14, 2016
Option A: Checkboxes
Each list has a checkbox to eat all the files.
simurai commentedon Jul 14, 2016
Option B: Toggle button
There is a button to stage all files at once. It can also be used to unstage all.
I like this one because entering a commit message, staging all and committing are all in close proximity.
[-]Add a Stage All checkbox[/-][+]Stage/Unstage All[/+]simurai commentedon Jul 14, 2016
Option C: Combo button
Similar to Option B, but when nothing is staged, the commit button acts as "stage all + commit" button.