This fixes the double quote introduced by aa160fc8, so that the end result of
the parameter expansion is $pref followed by \* (a quoted star), meaning
`git ls-files` gets a literal star, not an expanded list of matching files, as
was intended in commit cc7437bf.
Fixes completion of `git add ../<TAB>`.
Before this patch "git branch -d master<tab>" would result in
"no matches found", while "master" itself should get completed here.
The "(bQ)" (added in 527badc23, via 38129?!) does not seem to be necessary
anymore: with files "f\[a-z\]o" and "foo", "git add f[a-z]o <tab>"
offers "f\[a-z\]o", but not "foo".
Currently `git show --stat -p` is not considered a valid completion and
prevents further completions like `--no-abbrev`.
It is a valid use case however to use `--stat` with `-p` (and there is a
synonym `--patch-with-stat` for it even).
This patch changes `__git_setup_diff_options` to only handle mutually
exclusive arguments reported by Git (as a fatal error) in a special way.
Without this "commit to be amended" shows up before "recent commit object
name" with `git commit --fixup`, but the recent commit objects are the
most useful here.
By replacing the --grep-reflog=needle argument with a ${(M)...:#needle} filter,
we retrieve less data from the reflog, and consequently run (on my test cases)
16% to 40% faster. The trade-off is that we retrieve less data: instead of
retrieving the 1000 most recent 'checkout' operations, we retrieve the most
recent 1000 operations, which would include fewer than 1000 checkout operations.
Also change [[:xdigit:]] to [0-9a-f] since it's faster, however, the absolute
gain from this is minor compared to the cost of 'git reflog'.
The unprefixed name of a remote branch is used to create a new local
remote-tracking branch; that is presumed to be a rarer operation than
either switching among local branches or reverting to the index version
of a modified file.
Between the remaining two, put modified files before tree-ishes because
there are generally few of the former and many of the latter.
The "$@" in the option-names call is added in order to propagate the new (-S =) arguments.
This bifurcates _git-config() in order to provide completion for
% git -c <TAB>
% git -c foo=<TAB>
