Clojurians Log v2
emacs
there isn't a way (without major hacking) although there's some desire from the clojure-emacs people to implement it
As of today, IMO the right approach is to avoid ;. Under Lisp/emacs tradition ; has a very specific meaning, but 99% of Clojure developers don't know about it, or decide to disregard it.
So it is counterproductive to use it, given that emacs will apply assumptions that don't match our reality.
Hey!
Do you have a nice workflow for cleaning up local branches? Care to share?
I'd love something like dired's ddddddxy, but from what I can see, Magit doesn't provide a buffer-of-branches that works like this.
Huh, interesting. Thanks for investigating!
There's also https://emacsredux.com/blog/2021/03/23/deleting-git-branches-with-magit/
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Great timing, @bozhidar! 😄
The DOOM Emacs configuration for Magit seems to be using y for yanking stuff, not opening a branch list.
The branch "dispatch ground" doesn't seem to list a way for me to do this either. Guess I should learn how to open packages with unconfigured key bindings.
For DOOM users:
M-x magit-dispatch y C-v jjj x
This is what is suggested in the StackExchange thread also. The answer is by none other than https://github.com/tarsius. You are right about y being bound to yank. But I can just type ? in the Magit buffer which is bound to magit-dispatch (in Doom).
> But I can just type `?` in the Magit buffer which is bound to `magit-dispatch` (in Doom)
Ah, thanks. I thought that was the "help menu", I wasn't aware that the key bindings were different from the key bindings in M-x magit-status. Learn something new every day!
I don't do that very often; that's why I never bothered about automating this.
Basically, I would turn off the read-only mode, copy the names of the branches, paste in a scratch buffer, join the lines, then go back to Magit buffer and press ! ! then run git -D branch-1 branch-2 ... branch-n
Is this similar to what you want? https://emacs.stackexchange.com/a/19013