Christopher Allan Webber <[email protected]> writes: > Hello all, > > I'm a magit user and fan. When reviewing code in mediagoblin, for the > first 9 months of the project, I used magit-wazzap to keep track of all > the code I needed to review. > > However, about 500 branches locally later, it takes so long to load and > refresh it's simply unusable. I know you can mark branches as ignored > in magit... however, there's not really an easy way to do so. I've been > thinking about maybe writing a small major mode that shows the inverse > of magit-wazzap: all branches that have no new commits in them so I can > mass mark them as ignorable. Or is there some other way to speed up my > current problems?
I didn't use wazzup anymore, but I've already think about it, and I believe a solution would be to not update the buffer when one ignore a branch, but to just remove it, of visually mark it is now ignored, and wait for the user to explicitly update the buffer before doing it. It would make ignoring branch far less painful -- Rémi Vanicat
