Project Description
Emacs
A Magit inspired porcelain for osc
. Magit is a Git porcelain inside Emacs that does not re-implement Git but rather runs Git commands in the background. It's intuitive UX, based on transient, makes it easy to discover and use Git features. While Magit hides complexity, it is intentionally bad at it: every Git command it runs can be displayed, just one* key press away.
osc
is a tool many of us use daily and for good reason. It is really powerful and let's us branch, create, update, submit OBS packages and much more. One area osc
is not great at is intuitivity, especially for those of us who don't use is a lot. This project wants to create an interface inside Emacs that makes osc
features easy to discover and us.
* the number of key presses depends on keybinding configuration
Goal for this Hackweek
- learn enough Emacs Lisp to get started with the project
- create a Magit-inspired interface for the most basic
osc
operations (e.g.osc add
,osc ci
)
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Looking for hackers with the skills:
This project is part of:
Hack Week 20 Hack Week 21
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