Petr Baudis [off-list ref] writes:
I was actually thinking to by default trim all the hashes Cogito show
to 12 or 16 characters. Seven still seems dangerously low to me, though;
it would be nice if the number of characters to trim would be
configurable (unless I've missed that).
Well, I did better than you imagined this time, for a change ;-)
It trims and adds extra as needed without breaking alignments,
so you could get something like this:
:100755 100755 0266f46... b0e54ed... M git-branch.sh
:100755 100755 f241d4b9.. 36308d2ab. M git-checkout.sh
That is, ... is not just distraction but are part of the
design. Cut and paste is a byproduct.
Dear diary, on Sun, Dec 18, 2005 at 03:57:19AM CET, I got a letter
where Junio C Hamano [off-list ref] said that...
Petr Baudis [off-list ref] writes:
quoted
I was actually thinking to by default trim all the hashes Cogito show
to 12 or 16 characters. Seven still seems dangerously low to me, though;
it would be nice if the number of characters to trim would be
configurable (unless I've missed that).
Well, I did better than you imagined this time, for a change ;-)
It trims and adds extra as needed without breaking alignments,
so you could get something like this:
quoted
:100755 100755 0266f46... b0e54ed... M git-branch.sh
:100755 100755 f241d4b9.. 36308d2ab. M git-checkout.sh
That is, ... is not just distraction but are part of the
design. Cut and paste is a byproduct.
Ok, that's nice! :-) And if I'm going to machine-process this later,
I can just trim the trailing dots anyway. And it seems that I can give
--abbrev a number argument to specify the minimal abbreviation, even
cooler! :-)
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