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This pull request introduces a new version of lgit (v0.9.0) with significant improvements focused on usability, documentation, and compatibility. The most important changes include adding a "git command fallback" feature that allows users to run any git command directly through lgit, a major enhancement and expansion of the README.md for better onboarding and contribution, and internal code changes to support external git commands.

Feature additions and compatibility:

  • Added "git command fallback" functionality: users can now run any git command through lgit, either implicitly or explicitly using the -- separator. This is supported by a new External command variant in src/cli.rs and the new src/commands/git_fallback.rs implementation. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

Documentation and onboarding improvements:

  • Major overhaul of README.md: added badges, table of contents, detailed feature descriptions, installation instructions, quick start guides, command usage examples, configuration details, rationale for using lgit, and a comprehensive FAQ & troubleshooting section. [1] [2] [3]
  • Expanded contributing guidelines in README.md: includes step-by-step instructions for development workflow, conventional commit usage, project structure overview, and issue reporting guidelines.

Release and versioning:

  • Bumped the crate version in Cargo.toml from 0.8.1 to 0.9.0 to reflect the new features and improvements.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR introduces version 0.9.0 of lgit with a major new "git command fallback" feature that allows users to run any git command through lgit, making it a drop-in replacement for git. The PR also includes extensive documentation improvements with a completely overhauled README.

Key changes:

  • Added git command fallback functionality for unsupported commands
  • Major README.md expansion with comprehensive documentation, examples, and troubleshooting
  • Version bump from 0.8.1 to 0.9.0

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File Description
src/main.rs Imports new git_fallback module and adds External command handling
src/commands/git_fallback.rs New module implementing git command passthrough functionality
src/commands.rs Exports the new git_fallback module
src/cli.rs Enables external subcommands and adds External variant to Commands enum
README.md Complete overhaul with badges, TOC, detailed features, installation guide, examples, and FAQ
Cargo.toml Version bump to 0.9.0

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Luladjiev merged commit 29a0612 into main Sep 11, 2025
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Luladjiev deleted the handle_unsupported_git_commands branch September 11, 2025 12:15
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