On Mar 19, 2010, at 3:07 AM, Pieter de Bie wrote: > I'm still confused. I don't understand what it does. If you selcet > 'experimental' on the left, and 'All' in the scope bar, what does it > display? Does it display all branches? That's not really filtering, is > it? It's more like expanding the search. Does the sidebar influence > anything once you select 'all' or 'local'? If not, then why is the > scope bar 'within' the detail view of the branch list?
http://brotherbard.com/gitx/GitX.zip Well yes, 'All' does mean everything. It means filter=none. In GitX 0.7.x the 'All branches' and 'Local branches' items are treated like they are individual branches even though they are not. When you select them the list scrolls to the top and you then need to scroll down to view the branch you were trying to look at. If you want to go back and forth looking at just the commits for a branch and all the commits (to see the history as it relates to other branches) it involves a lot of scrolling. The filter UI allows you to select a branch and then go back and forth seeing the history of just the branch and the history of the project (but still at the branch). Is there anyone else who finds it confusing? Either from viewing the screenshot or from using it? --Nathan http://brotherbard.com/ To unsubscribe from this group, send email to gitx+unsubscribegooglegroups.com or reply to this email with the words "REMOVE ME" as the subject.
