c212d854d5 added initial support for
marks added by blame.markIgnoredLines and blame.markUnblamableLines.
One more change is needed to parse the blame line properly to enable
jumps.
`czz` used to act without confirmation before. But
6b40e51008 changed it to require `<CR>`.
Given that `czw` keeps working without confirmation and that there
is a separate `cz<Space>` map - seems like the change was not intended?
Staged/[MD]:
Unstage and checkout superproject recorded version
Staged/A:
Noop. 'git rm -f' would be appropriate but it is destructive for
non-staged changes and hard to undo
Unstaged/A:
Noop. Hard to reproduce in practice, 'git status' doesn't handle it well
and hard to undo
Unstaged/[MD]:
Checkout superproject recorded version
Unstaged/[m?]:
Noop. Discarding submodules content changes is too complicated.
Workaround is to <CR> to submodule and discard from it's :Gstatus.
When the line is reverse-blamed to an *immediate* child of the current
commit it is shown as `^commit` in the reverse blame output. In this
case we still need to open the child of this commit since it will be a
commit removing the line.
Closes https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive/issues/1359
HEAD blame seems to be much more useful than index blame. You can
continue following evolution of the line with further jumps while before
you got struck on 'not yet committed' line if it was already added to
the index.
Maksim Odnoletkov