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The --submodule feature wonderfully renders the diff for submodules like this:
--submodule
center_ball/src | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) Submodule center_ball/src ef871ba..e364997: > Update snn_utils. > Replace package snn_utils with submodule. > Warn if nest.SetMaxBuffered is not available.
But when displaying staged or unstaged changes the output still looks as follows:
diff --git a/pattern_matching/src b/pattern_matching/src index 3d58c84..2432564 160000 --- a/pattern_matching/src +++ b/pattern_matching/src @@ -1 +1 @@ -Subproject commit 3d58c848423dfa063e77ba05e72bb5e8db4dc945 +Subproject commit 2432564760a67bb7c4fdaa009808fe30b9b9db1d
I think it would be consistent (and very helpful) if tig would list the commit descriptions instead of showing the changed commit reference.
tig
P.S. @jonas This is a great project. I use tig every day in my workflow. Thank you for your good work!
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Fix #569: Pass command line args through to the stage view (#823)
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Thanks to @odnoletkov this should now be fixed. I rarely use submodules so haven't had a lot of motivation for fixing Tig in that respect.
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The
--submodule
feature wonderfully renders the diff for submodules like this:But when displaying staged or unstaged changes the output still looks as follows:
I think it would be consistent (and very helpful) if
tig
would list the commit descriptions instead of showing the changed commit reference.P.S. @jonas This is a great project. I use
tig
every day in my workflow. Thank you for your good work!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: