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by akiselev
1119 days ago
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You can easily extend the PR workflow to local git: just check that it's run inside a git repo and error out if there are any unstaged changes. Add a --dangerous flag for non-git repo use cases where data might be lost. You can use the git API directly and commit to a new branch without editing the active user branch on disk. |
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It notices if your local repo is dirty and asks if you'd like to commit before proceeding with the GPT chat. It will even provide a suggestion for the commit message.
You can run aider with --no-auto-commits if you don't want it to commit to the repo. This is similar to your suggested --dangerous flag.
I have considered various magic/automatic branching strategies. But I suspect they would be too confusing. And people probably have their own preferred git workflows. I feel like it's probably better to let folks explicitly manage their branches and PRs however they like.