Allow more complex parameters #5
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Before, it was either possible to use the bang command or specify further parameters. Now, you can combine them, eg for: :Tig! blame This will open the blame view for a file by executing: tig blame -- <current_file_name> Also, the double dash was added in front of the current file name for better distinction between parameters and paths.
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This will allow to combine the bang command with additional parameters and also include placeholders
%and+in your command parameters that will be expanded into the current file path and the cursor's line number.This way, you can create all kinds of calls to tig like:
Tig! blame +to get a blame view of the current file with the current line highlightedTig! main --first-parentget a list of all direct commits to the current file on the current branchThe file name placeholder expansion is a bit redundant with the bang command version but I just included it so maybe some specific uses that require a more complex command setup might work.