A friend of mine that give talks about how git works behind the scenes (Cori Drew) to developers is wanting a way to interactively show the guts of a git commit.
Ungit works very well for this, but part their current presentation uses git cat-file -p <hash> in a shell to show the tree and parent. It would be nice to see these SHAs in the existing node details and make them clickable.
DESCRIPTION: As a user I would like to see the tree and parent SHAs in the same box as the current commit details. Like the output of git cat-file -p <hash> in the upper right, directly underneath each other.
FUNCTIONALITY:
Display the tree and parent SHAs for a commit.
Click on the displayed tree or parent SHA and it navigates to the correct commit.
Would be nice to have a hot key to jump back and forth between the node you came from.
A friend of mine that give talks about how git works behind the scenes (Cori Drew) to developers is wanting a way to interactively show the guts of a git commit.
Ungit works very well for this, but part their current presentation uses
git cat-file -p <hash>in a shell to show the tree and parent. It would be nice to see these SHAs in the existing node details and make them clickable.DESCRIPTION: As a user I would like to see the tree and parent SHAs in the same box as the current commit details. Like the output of
git cat-file -p <hash>in the upper right, directly underneath each other.FUNCTIONALITY: