On Saturday, September 27, 2014 06:46:05 PM xor wrote: > 8ee6f853#commitcomment-7927272 > > or simply want to continue where you left off on a page > > with hundreds of changed files. > > Just store the commit hash of the last commit you reviewed? > This is assuming you're reviewing on a per-commit base. > If you want to review a multi-commit diff, I would suggest you: > - do it locally by cloning > - if you want to commit on a particular line, use git blame to find out > which commit that line came from > - go to the page of that commit on Github and comment there. This also works > using the commit hash. Example - notice INSERT_HASH_HERE: > https://github.com/toad/fred-staging/commit/INSERT_HASH_HERE
Sorry, forgot the important aspect here: The question was how to continue where one has left off. Well, if you do it locally, you can of course write down the filename and the line number, and use your editor's feature of jumping to a line :) Your editor will probably just also display the cursor at the same place when you restart it. You could even use Eclipse.
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