@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ Take a look at [TL;DR](#tldr) to start using it immediatly.
* [x] Start to write the commit message in one key press, commit also in one key press.
* [x] Modify in line the content just before staging it.
* [x] Move easily through hunks.
* [x] Handle multiple git repositories within one vim instance.
* [x] Add file to .gitignore file.
*[ ] Chase all corner cases. Please remember that vimagit is at an early development stage. If you try vimagit and nothing is working, please don't throw it, fill an [issue](https://github.com/jreybert/vimagit/issues/new) on github :heart: !
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#### :Magit
Open magit buffer.
Open magit buffer (see [details](#magitshow_magit)).
#### Enter,\<CR\>
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#### magit#show_magit()
Function to open magit buffer.
Function to open magit buffer. This buffer will handle the git repository including focused file.
It is possible to handle multiple git repositories within one vim instance.
It takes 3 parameters:
* orientation (mandatory): it can be
- 'v', curent window is split vertically, and magit is displayed in new
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(see [g:magit_default_fold_level](#gmagit_default_fold_level))
#### :Magit
open magit buffer in a vertical split
Open magit buffer in a vertical split (see [details](magitshow_magit)).
#### :MagitOnly
open magit buffer in current window
Open magit buffer in current window (see [details](magitshow_magit)).
You can create a bash alias like magit="vim -c MagitOnly"