[dmd-internals] [D-Programming-Language/dmd] 10640a: dang, forgot that one, too

[Walter Bright]

 > I don't know how your workflow with git is. But I usually just make the 
changes I want and then commit them with this command: $ git commit -a -m 
"Message" The "-a" flag will include all changes in all files tracked by git. It 
won't add any new files.

I develop on Windows, but my git install is on linux. I copy the changed files 
over to linux, then run the git commands. Yeah, I know it's not the usual git 
workflow, but git sux on Windows, and I don't care for the grief.