Dmitry Gutov <dgutov@yandex.ru> writes:
Speaking of (re)moving bindings: 'C-x v b' (vc-switch-backend) seems
particularly useless.
Oh, wow. What's the use case for that command? I can't imagine when
that would actually do something useful... And it's a really old
command, too -- perhaps this was something that made sense in an RCS
world?
If we do this the conservative way, though, the whole procedure can
span half a decade:
- Move vc-switch-backend to 'C-x v B' (Emacs 28)
- Move branch-map to 'b' and vc-create-tag to 'C-x v b c' (Emacs 29)
- Finally move vc-search-log to 'C-x v s' (Emacs 30)
We could do the first two steps in Emacs 28, perhaps -- if anybody's
actually using `C-x v b', they'll then get
C-x v b-
in the echo area, which should tell them that something's different is
happening now...