Use Enum for coloring options #80
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Signed-off-by: Jacob Stopak <jacob@initialcommit.io>
Also move some stray Enums into git-sim.enums.py. Enums have two advantages here, they: - show all options when using git-sim --help - help avoid typos in the string comparison in git_sim_base_command's color_by() function
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@paketb0te Good to have you back! Since we have a few contributors now I created a |
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... should have read the updated CONTRIBUTING.md 😆 |
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@paketb0te Just making sure you saw my review comment above about keeping older syntax like |
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@initialcommit-io huh, no I did not see your comment, and still can't find it - I am probably looking in the wrong place? Nevertheless I am of course changing that back immediately :) |
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Also move some stray Enums into git-sim.enums.py.
Enums have two advantages here, they: