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UX for committing and tagging is non-obvious #4134
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You can press shift-return to commit from the description field. The only problem with this is that it's not obvious or discoverable, but once you know it, it works quite well. |
We could show the shift+enter keybinding at the bottom left of the screen to make it (slightly) more discoverable |
(It's alt-enter of course, I got that wrong.) I was just working on adding the keybinding to the legend on the top-right when the description panel is focused; that would work well, but it gets a little crowded, and looks bad on very small screens. I'll try to add it at the bottom. |
Here's a PR: #4136 |
Thanks. If both fields accepted the same keyboard shortcut it would be easier to remember. |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
To finalize a commit, I must go back from commit description to commit summary, and then hit
return
. It is not obvious that the user has to go back, nor is it sensible. But maybe I am missing something.Describe the solution you'd like
There should be a way of finalizing the commit when the commit description field is in focus (unless commit summary field is empty), such as a keyboard shortcut and/or a button.
Describe alternatives you've considered
One solution that works is to move the focus back to the commit summary field, and then hit
return
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