Question

in the past, I used a third party software for git. Now I am trying to use the bash commands. It got really frustrating. So, when I finish writing the commit message I get many options:

^O: Save

^G: Help

^X: Exit.

So, I do Cntrl+O to save it. Then, it gives me the .git to write the commit message to, and gives me more options. ^G: Help. ^C: Cancel. M-D: DOS Format. M-M: Mac Format. M-A: Add. ... etc.

I don't know which option I should choose, and even if I want to choose DOS Format, I don't know how to actually choose it. I know ^C means Cntrl-C, but what does M-D mean?

I tried to google it for help with no success.

Était-ce utile?

La solution

This is not git. This is nano, the text editor.

If you prefer another editor, e.g. vim, use export EDITOR=vim or less generally git config --global core.editor vim

To answer your question, M-D refers to the Meta key which on a PC is mapped to Alt. Press Alt+D.

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