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Add size indication to commit history #493
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Excellent suggestion -- thanks! |
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Adds new ${changes} and ${changesShort} template tokens Adds support for prefixes and suffixes around tokens Fixes missing/mismatched token option issues
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Adds new ${changes} and ${changesShort} template tokens Adds support for prefixes and suffixes around tokens Fixes missing/mismatched token option issues
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Hey there!
First off thanks for the awesome tool! It is great :)
One thing that I think could make it even better is having some sort of indication next to the side of the commit header to show how big a commit is. As it is currently you need to open each commit to see how many files have been changed:
This is indicated using the size of a circle in one of my favorite git tools in atom (git-time-machine):
But I think any sort of indication could work, maybe something like dots:
Or just simply showing the number of files modified.
Anyways, I know it would help me visually scan for the commit I'm looking for :)
Thanks!
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