Consistently apply the code markup to customization options
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repository's ~HEAD~ to its default upstream. Setting up the
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repository's ~HEAD~ to its default upstream. Setting up the
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upstream is the user's responsibility.
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upstream is the user's responsibility.
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- gac-ask-for-summary-p :: A boolean value indicating whether or not
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- =gac-ask-for-summary-p= :: A boolean value indicating whether or not
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git-auto-commit-mode should ask the user for a commit message every time
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git-auto-commit-mode should ask the user for a commit message every time
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a commit is made. *Note*: Since the summary is asked for before the commit,
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a commit is made. *Note*: Since the summary is asked for before the commit,
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but /after/ the file has been saved, pressing ~C-g~ while entering the
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but /after/ the file has been saved, pressing ~C-g~ while entering the
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Summary will stop the commit from being made, but not the file from being
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Summary will stop the commit from being made, but not the file from being
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saved.
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saved.
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- gac-shell-and :: A string that can be used to change how the shell combines
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- =gac-shell-and= :: A string that can be used to change how the shell combines
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commands. The default " && " is good for bash-like shells,
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commands. The default " && " is good for bash-like shells,
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but " ; and " would be used for fish, for example.
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but " ; and " would be used for fish, for example.
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- gac-debounce-interval :: A number specifying a buffer between automatic
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- =gac-debounce-interval= :: A number specifying a buffer between automatic
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commits in seconds. Wait with making an actual commit until this number
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commits in seconds. Wait with making an actual commit until this number
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of seconds elapses.
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of seconds elapses.
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