Goodie, that looks exactly like I envisioned. And the shortcuts to find
the patch to a specific file (when the patch is larger) works beautifully.
Now I think "commit-diff" is prettier than the "commit" view (the latter
ends up showing the "--pretty=full" information, which can be useful, but
usually is just distracting). That's as it should be - I consider
"commit-diff" to be the _normal_ thing, and then the "commit" view is the
"give me all the ugly details in just the commit".
I've got _one_ small beef with gitweb still, which is that it seems to
like always showing things in UTC rather than the "native" timezone, but I
can see why people would sometimes want that. So I'm not actually sure
it's wrong.
I think it _may_ be worth showing the native timezone in the "commit-diff"
view (when you see only one commit), and then show the UTC time in the
"log" view (when you see a lot of commits, and might want to compare times
in different timezones more easily).
But I think that timezone thing is probably a matter of taste rather than
much anything else.
Thanks,
Linus
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