Is there a keyboard shortcut for getting [the cursor] to the "Commit message" text box?
If "yes", great. What is it?
If "no", how can I create one (with macOS or via Keyboard Maestro, for instance) ?
If one can't create such a keyboard shortcut within the current Sourcetree constraints, could you please consider adding this capability?
Thanks.
Shift-Command-C
This is the menubar command:
Repository > Commit...
Yes, but the behavior of Shift-Command-C is context-dependent.
It would be convenient to have the possibility of two separate shorctuts that would always behave consistently, regardless of context:
Thank you.
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Hmm. I cannot reproduce the issues you're having.
For me, Shift-Command-C always moves the text input cursor to the Commit Message box.
If the cursor is already there, it seemingly does nothing (although it does briefly grey out the "Push Changes Immediately" label).
This is regardless of what I have staged.
Pressing CMD-Enter "clicks" the Commit button.
So I do my staging via the mouse, press Shift-Command-C, write my commit message, then press Command-Enter.
I do that all the time, every day. I've NEVER had a problem with Shift-Command-C actually immediately committing the commit.
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The above was tested on 3.2 on Mojave. I've just upgraded to 3.2.1 and see the same thing.
The app tells me:
> Sourcetree 3.2.1 is currently the newest version available.
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