Agree with Rich, this is looking great. I was looking into doing something similar to this about a year or so ago after I created GitNub. Given I never had the time, here are a couple ideas that you may interested in.
* Drag one branch name on to another branch name to merge.
* Alt+Drag from a branch name to create a new branch from the selected one.
@Rich: It's possible, but not very obvious to do what you want using the experimental fork of gitx (http://brotherbard.com/blog/2010/03/experimental-gitx-fork/). If you right click on a file in "Tree View", there is a "Show History for Current File" command.
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Split-view for viewing a commit and the diff for selected files. Just finished the icons showing edit, addition, deletion, and name change.
over 1 year ago
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Rich Thornett
This is looking great. I use GitX today and like it, but am always lamenting the fact that I can't view change history on a particular file, a la
git log -p
(but pretty). If you can do that, then you have my $. Can't wait to see this out in the world.
over 1 year ago
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Justin Palmer
Agree with Rich, this is looking great. I was looking into doing something similar to this about a year or so ago after I created GitNub. Given I never had the time, here are a couple ideas that you may interested in.
* Drag one branch name on to another branch name to merge.
* Alt+Drag from a branch name to create a new branch from the selected one.
@Rich: It's possible, but not very obvious to do what you want using the experimental fork of gitx (http://brotherbard.com/blog/2010/03/experimental-gitx-fork/). If you right click on a file in "Tree View", there is a "Show History for Current File" command.
over 1 year ago
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Ian Storm Taylor
OMG yes please.
over 1 year ago
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Rich Thornett
@Justin Thanks for the tip!
over 1 year ago