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That's an interesting idea, though I agree that was the current architecture it's a bit complicated. Let me think about to integrate custom actions could work.
I do like the idea of allowing custom actions in some form.
Since I'll be detecting files to tackle #739, so the easier solution might just be to explicitly support git-revise's actions when using git-revise (as it's a tool I also use 😅). It exposes a single ".git/revise.<mktemp-randomness>/git-revise-todo" file, so the same technique can be used to detect it.
I can get behind that idea, of only allowing those options in the context of git-revise. Essentially, providing first-class support for git-revise when the git revise file exists, and hiding support when revise is not detected.
It'd be nice to be able to bind custom keywords to binds
The idea is to use it with git-revise, which adds index and cut as available actions
I've hardcoded support for those in https://github.com/dali99/git-interactive-rebase-tool but it'd be better if there was a Custom(String) action or something you could manually bind
Architecturally this seems a little complicated though
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