"hg ct" vs "hgct"

[Mark Williamson]

> > Does that happen if you use the "hg ct" command (the ct extension) rather
> > than running hgct directly?
>
> You're right.
>
> > I thought the extension cd-ed to the root of the repository before
> > running hgct in order to avoid this.
>
> OK. On the other hand, I prefer using "hgct" to "hg ct", because the
> latter exits after each commit, while the former enables be to perform
> several commits in a row, on different files, without relaunching the
> command.

We should really provide a command line switch to hg ct / a config option, so 
that it can work the way you want.

But for nov you could edit the hgct extension .py file directly to get the 
behaviour you want.  It's very simple.  You'd just have to delete the 
commandline switches it passes, IIRC.

Cheers,
Mark

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