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This info can be accessed via history link like below:

The last commit info is not directly shown at header of file list, as it will occupy another line to make the directory/file content area smaller.
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This info can be accessed via history link like below:
Indeed there is a link but it opens commit list and switches the context.
The last commit info is not directly shown at header of file list, as it will occupy another line to make the directory/file content area smaller.
In your screenshot it indeed it would be somewhat annoying but the same view on my machine:

Is quite compact and I'd argue that additional header line wouldn't impact it negatively - contrary, it would bring in more contextual information.
Alternatively option to choose column to sort (so one could select update date) could be an alternative (though header would be nicer)
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Seems that you have a quite large screen, however on my mbp 13 laptop, the screen estate is much smaller and it does occupy obvious space…
在 2024年6月6日,22:15,Robin Shen <[email protected]> 写道:
wojtek commented
This info can be accessed via history link like below:
Indeed there is a link but it opens commit list and switches the context.
The last commit info is not directly shown at header of file list, as it will occupy another line to make the directory/file content area smaller.
In your screenshot it indeed it would be somewhat annoying but the same view on my machine:

Is quite compact and I'd argue that additional header line wouldn't impact it negatively - contrary, it would bring in more contextual information.
Alternatively option to choose column to sort (so one could select update date) could be an alternative (though header would be nicer)
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Seems that you have a quite large screen, however on my mbp 13 laptop, the screen estate is much smaller and it does occupy obvious space…
I have regular MBP M1
15"16"
I'd argue that for work purposes majority of developers use at least 15" if not having secondary 22+" display.
Btw. quoting email/html-formatted message makes it a bit more difficult to select relevant parts - maybe an attempt to strip the formatting and convert it to markdown?
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Indeed there is a link but it opens commit list and switches the context.
This will list all commits affecting current path.
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Indeed there is a link but it opens commit list and switches the context.
This will list all commits affecting current path.
Yes, but the idea, when opening one repo (especially if you have lots of them) is to know the "freshness" of the repo (or particular branch/tag). For a cursory glance one usually doesn't require seeing the list of all commits.
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@robin I know you closed this one, but I'd like to second it if there's an option. It's extremely useful for several different reasons, even on private repositories when there are multiple developers working on it.
Thank you, again!
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To better know if the project is alive it would be nice to have a header like on github (https://github.com/theonedev/onedev) that shows last commit (without navigating to commits):