use File::FnMatch qw(:fnmatch);
our ($opt_force, $opt_noop_ok, @opt_anchors);
+our ($opt_defaultcmd_interactive);
our $us = qw(git-debrebase);
}
sub defaultcmd_rebase () {
+ push @ARGV, @{ $opt_defaultcmd_interactive // [] };
my ($tip,$breakwater) = do_launder_head 'launder for rebase';
runcmd @git, qw(rebase), @ARGV, $breakwater;
}
'noop-ok', => \$opt_noop_ok,
'f=s' => \@snag_force_opts,
'anchor=s' => \@opt_anchors,
- 'force!') or die badusage "bad options\n";
+ 'force!',
+ '-i:s' => sub {
+ my ($opt,$val) = @_;
+ badusage "git-debrebase: no cuddling to -i for git-rebase"
+ if length $val;
+ die if $opt_defaultcmd_interactive; # should not happen
+ $opt_defaultcmd_interactive = [ qw(-i) ];
+ # This access to @ARGV is excessive familiarity with
+ # Getopt::Long, but there isn't another sensible
+ # approach. '-i=s{0,}' does not work with bundling.
+ push @$opt_defaultcmd_interactive, @ARGV;
+ @ARGV=();
+ }) or die badusage "bad options\n";
initdebug('git-debrebase ');
enabledebug if $debuglevel;
@opt_anchors = map { git_rev_parse $_ } @opt_anchors;
-if (!@ARGV || $ARGV[0] =~ m{^-}) {
+if (!@ARGV || $opt_defaultcmd_interactive || $ARGV[0] =~ m{^-}) {
defaultcmd_rebase();
} else {
my $cmd = shift @ARGV;
=item git-debrebase [-- <git-rebase options...>]
+=item git-debrebase [-i <further git-rebase options...>]
+
Unstitches and launders the branch.
(See L</UNSTITCHING AND LAUNDERING> below.)
-Then optionally edits the Debian delta queue,
+Then, if any git-rebase options were supplied,
+edits the Debian delta queue,
using git-rebase, by running
git rebase <git-rebase options> <breakwater-tip>
the branch will still have been laundered,
but everything in the rebase will be undone.
+The options for git-rebase must either start with C<-i>,
+or be prececded by C<-->,
+to distinguish them from options for git-debrebase.
+
=item git-debrebase conclude
Launder and restitch the branch,