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Fetch command in status tab for just the current branches remote #1471
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One of the reasons I missed this functionality is that the Branches don't work on the phone and Fetch seems to be available in the Branches pop-up. Looking forward to that fix! |
just to clarify: you would want the same |
At the moment I can't answer that completely as I did not previously (due to the Branches bug on the phone) realize that functionality was there. I just had a brief look on desktop and the fetch of a branch seems to show the incoming commits on remote. My general idea is to be able to manually refresh the changes count (up/down) from the Status page. Preferably this would be automatic but an explicit manual trigger (i.e. via I often get conflicts or unnecessary merges in my notes repository and seeing incoming commits would help. Thanks! Edit: Not 100% sure about fetching all branches/remotes as I normally have 1 of each in the problematic repos. In other cases, I'd normally like to control which remote and/or branch I want to fetch. |
that was #1470 ? feel free to test with a build from master |
Correct. Alright, let me try |
Unfortunately, I don't know how to overcome the last hurdle. Linking with cc fails on the last package (gitui) due to an undefined symbol I'm a bit confused about how the current fetch works. I don't see an indication of the number of changes in the branches window but only when back to the Status screen. Which is kinda ok, I guess. To add to my previous comment, I think that fetching the currently linked remote branch would be ok if done directly from the Status screen. |
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am looking for a quick and convenient way to see the incoming / outgoing commits in a repo. Related to #1413. Since F is mapped to Pull, I am wondering if there is a Fetch command. Perhaps it would be quicker to fetch changes and avoid potential merge issues.
Describe the solution you'd like
A fetch command in addition to pull.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Hm?
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