On Wed, Oct 01, 2008 at 08:36:37AM -0700, Shawn O. Pearce wrote:
I briefly considered a format like this while replying above, but
at prior day-job I used rather long branch names (sometimes with
common prefixes) so it would truncate alot:
normal case
On i386 abc9056 (i386: Snib the sprock)
I don't like this purely for the reason that it wastes horizontal space,
which is one of the problems that started this discussion.
Also, there is no verb, which I think is worse. :)
*sigh* And I just took up the #@*#@!&!*!@ paintbrush myself.
Dammit. I'm putting it down now. Really. :-)
Heh. I don't want to stir up trouble or drag you into a discussion you
don't want to be in. But it seems like you are saying "OK, this is
silly, let's just go with what is in next." But I think Andreas raised a
good point about "stuff the user should check should go on the left"
which is not consistent with what is in next. So I just want to confirm
that you either disagree with that, or simply think it is not important
enough to keep the discussion going.
-Peff