* Use custom format for :Gstatus, not literal git status output.
* Inline diffing in :Gstatus, with support for staging individual hunks.
* List unpushed and unpulled commits in :Gstatus.
* Show rebase status in :Gstatus.
* Greatly expanded set of mappings in :Gstatus. Try g?, c?, and r?.
* :Gstatus p (add --patch) is changed to P.
* :Gstatus U (checkout/clean) is changed to X. New U behavior is global reset.
* :Gstatus 2X/3X performs checkout --ours/--theirs.
* :Gstatus gI ignores file.
* Smarter :Gstatus automatic reload.
* :Git subcommand calls :Gsubcommand when appropriate.
* :Git add --patch and similar commands use :terminal.
* :Git diff, :Git log, and :Git --no-pager display results in temp buffer.
* :Git and subcommand wrappers use custom quoting rather than shell escaping.
* :Git ... ./path is relative to working directory.
* Add --option completion to :Git and git wrappers.
* Provide :G as wrapper for both :Gstatus and :Git.
* Support for :Grebase --interactive.
* :Gblame accepts all arguments, including filenames and commits.
* Support :Gblame --reverse to navigate forwards through history.
* Support :Gblame with range to blame subset of current file.
* Allow disabling dynamic blame colors with let g:fugitive_dynamic_colors = 0.
* :Glog opens quickfix list instead of displaying raw log output.
* Cleaner :Glog quickfix list leveraging Vim's new "module" format.
* :Glog no longer defaults to current file. Use :0Glog for that.
* :0Glog follows file across renames.
* :Glog name softly deprecated in favor of :Gclog (named after :cfile).
* Provide :Grevert.
* :Gdiff renamed to :Gdiffsplit.
* :Gdiffsplit always opens one window. Use :Gdiffsplit! for conflicts.
* Support git grep --column.
* Chdir with git -C rather than :cd for most commands. (Git 1.8.5 required)
* Show all stderr hook output on :Gcommit.
* Provide core.askPass default for Gpush and friends.
* Require bang to :Gwrite from index.
* Bug fixes.
* Polish.
This is a new interface to a slightly older API for performing standard
VimL IO functions against URLs (or any other URLs, the interface is
generic). Example wrapper function:
function! IO(fn, ...) abort
let file = a:fn ==# 'writefile' ? a:2 : a:1
let obj = get(g:, 'io_' . matchstr(file, '^\a\a\+'), {})
return call(get(obj, a:fn, a:fn), a:000)
endfunction
echo IO('filereadable', @%)
