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[Feature] Copy different properties of a commit at once #2016

Closed dherderich closed 5 months ago

dherderich commented 10 months ago

I often need to transfer the commit message, hash, date/time to a different place. At moment I have to copy first the hash, and paste it, then copy the message and paste it, etc. It would be nice, if I could choose in the settings which parts of a commit should be copied, when executing Copy (Ctrl/cmd +C).

DanPristupov commented 10 months ago

Alt+Cmd+C

DanPristupov commented 10 months ago

https://github.com/fork-dev/Tracker/issues/1987 https://github.com/fork-dev/Tracker/issues/1867 https://github.com/fork-dev/Tracker/issues/1804 https://github.com/fork-dev/Tracker/issues/421

dherderich commented 10 months ago

Alt+Cmd+C

As written in #421 the shortcut is also not working for me. Furthermore, when executing this action from the context menu, only the short verison of the hash is copied. I need the full hash.

DanPristupov commented 10 months ago

the shortcut is also not working for me.

Does Alt+Cmd+C work in Finder to copy full file path instead of file?

dherderich commented 10 months ago

Does Alt+Cmd+C work in Finder to copy full file path instead of file?

No, it moves the window to the center of the screen. But I found the reason: The app Tiles added Option-Command-C as shortcut. After removing this shortcut, Option-Command-C works now also in Fork again.

But nevertheless, I still request configureable settings for the commit and/or the full hash when copying the commit.

DanPristupov commented 10 months ago

After removing this shortcut, Option-Command-C works now also in Fork again.

👍

I still request configureable settings for the commit and/or the full hash when copying the commit.

No, most likely we won't have a time to implement and support that.