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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
If a user makes a typo in the version title or the title isn't accurate, there is currently no way to edit the version information after the version is created.
Solution you'd like
There could be a new dropdown option in the versions list called "Edit". It would open a dialog that looks basically like the "Create" dialog: It would display the list of changes of that version and would allow to edit the title.
Potential alternatives
None
Additional context
Rewriting the commit history is not going to be viable, otherwise this would break backup strategies, versions that depend on the changed version etc.
I see two options:
Either just the Git tag is updated/overwritten with the new data. The commits themselves would be unchanged.
Or the Git repo isn't touched at all and the changed data is stored in a different location (e.g. in a database or text file within the .git directory). That's only the plan B though.
If you are interested in this feature, please add a 👍 reaction to this first post to let me know.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
If a user makes a typo in the version title or the title isn't accurate, there is currently no way to edit the version information after the version is created.
Solution you'd like
There could be a new dropdown option in the versions list called "Edit". It would open a dialog that looks basically like the "Create" dialog: It would display the list of changes of that version and would allow to edit the title.
Potential alternatives
None
Additional context
Rewriting the commit history is not going to be viable, otherwise this would break backup strategies, versions that depend on the changed version etc.
I see two options:
.gitdirectory). That's only the plan B though.