As a history viewer, I would like to copy the commit hash from any point in the history so that I can use another tool to look at any other changes that went into the commit at that point.
For example, were there configuration changes in another file associated with this change?
The commit hash is of course displayed in the little pop-up when hovering over a dot in the timepilot but Atom doesn't let you select it. I assume this is an Atom issue—if not, just the ability to select that text would work for me!
Bonus: some key+click combo to pull up that commit in Atom's git panel. And/or, if possible, the current branch's upstream remote (perhaps, if even possible to determine at all, limited to 'popular' hosts like github, gitlab, and bitbucket).
Thank you for this brilliant and incredibly helpful package!
As a history viewer, I would like to copy the commit hash from any point in the history so that I can use another tool to look at any other changes that went into the commit at that point.
For example, were there configuration changes in another file associated with this change?
The commit hash is of course displayed in the little pop-up when hovering over a dot in the timepilot but Atom doesn't let you select it. I assume this is an Atom issue—if not, just the ability to select that text would work for me!
Bonus: some key+click combo to pull up that commit in Atom's git panel. And/or, if possible, the current branch's upstream remote (perhaps, if even possible to determine at all, limited to 'popular' hosts like github, gitlab, and bitbucket).
Thank you for this brilliant and incredibly helpful package!