Reputation: 11730
Is there a way to have Visual Studio 2010 automatically commit a file and push it to a git repository when the file is saved?
I would like to be able to have a pop up box appear to allow me to write the commit message on save. I feel that this would force some good habits on me, because sadly I can miss a day or ten of commits on occasion and as I am the sole developer this isn't a job requirement here.
Upvotes: 1
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From a configuration manager point of view I completely disagree with your "always commit" policy.
Insted, I don't know if have you tried Visual Local History 2005. I've used it in the 2005 and 2008 versions, but I've never tried with the 2010 version. It simply create a subdirectory and save there a local copy every save you make. So you could watch the history per-file.
THEN you could commit at the right point (when it really makes sense).
Let me know if it works as you would.
Upvotes: 2