16.10.2021 13:00, Juha Manninen via lazarus пишет:
P.S.
Not related to the Mask code but I installed TortoiseGit on Windows.
It works OK but still does not offer anything as good as *gitk*.
The "Show log" view shows commits and their messages, and names of changed files but no diffs.
Getting diffs requires extra mouse clicking for each file separately.

You can right-click on the revision entry (in the log) itself, and there you will be able to open unified diff viewer. Also 'raw' diffs are not very convenient to me, I prefer to inspect them in a separate viewer (TortoiseGit has an excellent built-in one, and on Linux I use Meld).

Then there is "Revision graph" which is actually a branch graph. Not very useful.

Revision graph is located at the left of the log window. You mean it? It looks just like in any other tool?

Earlier I have tried SmartGit but I didn't see any benefit using it either.
"*git gui*", *gitk* + some git console commands work best for me.

You didn't try to cherry-pick, TortoiseGit has the best interface for this in my experience.

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 Maxim Ganetsky                  mailto:gan...@narod.ru
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