jonas/tig#742
Interesting:
On another, larger, private repo though, it just makes the screenshot problem permanent. Interestingly (without
h+qfixes everything on the tig repo.On another, larger, private repo though, it just makes the screenshot problem permanent. Interestingly (without
h+q), lines get "fixed" (output without weird doubling) when I scroll down (holding j). Isn't the real problem, that the redraw is different from the initial draw?
I have this when simply running tig
then this when doing Ctrl+L
What I mean is the "unstaged changes" at the top of the main view.
It's unfortunate because I liked that :smile:
It seems to me that if the name of the branch contains an umlaut (like ä, ü, ö) then the unstaged changes are not shown.
So it seems that if I avoid umlauts then everything will be fine.
@jonas Just want to say a big "thank you" for putting together such an awesome tool.
tig has been my go-to tool for visualizing the current state of the commit graph for many years now, to the point where I feel distinctly handicapped on any system where it's not installed. It's much better at this job than git log --graph and even magit on emacs. So thank you!
can anyone help me with the meaning of M and O
I didn't understood
by columns or lines?
Commits are sorted useing
git-log's --topo-order parameter
Show no parents before all of its children are shown, and avoid showing commits on multiple lines of history intermixed.
in my ~/.tigrc file I've got:
set date-display = relative-compact
set date-display = relative-compact
I got it working, the actual variable name is not the one displayed in tig when toogling the option. See "View settings" section in the documentation https://jonas.github.io/tig/doc/tigrc.5.html
In the end my file looks like this:
set main-view-date = relative-compact
set main-view-author = abbreviated
set main-view-commit-title-overflow = 50
set line-graphics = utf-8