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... where's the commit id in that new commit (diff) view? It does indicate tree id indeed, but not the commit hash itself. I actually stumbled upon this when tried to revert a commit found with "blame". In blame's view it was impossible with crc/crn so I opened it and realised the described above issue. |
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BTW, I found out that tree id worked just the same way, but anyways it's better to have commit hash indicated there as well. |
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Commit hash is in the buffer name, and you can yank it with |
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Commit hash is in the buffer name, and you can yank it with
y<C-G>
, or stick it on the command like with<C-R><C-G>
. Next redesign of this buffer (no idea when this will happen) I will include it in the buffer itself too.