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Under (1) > The principle maintainer of SQLite cannot function effectively without being able to view the successors of a check-in. I wish it went into more
by epage 9y ago
Under (1)
> The principle maintainer of SQLite cannot function effectively without being able to view the successors of a check-in.
I wish it went into more detail about why this is critical to his workflow.
- devnonymous 9y agoI'd be interested as well. Of all the reasons, this (not fit for intended purpose) struck me as the only compelling reason that doesn't come off as an 'and also...' argument (ie: justificatios/rationalisation of a decision, post making one's mind up). If I were to hazard a guess, this ability to follow descendents helps follow the evolution and intent of current state of code, given some previous state? (how did we get here from there and what else changed on the way). In git that'll kinda sorta be possible with git bisect.
- matt_the_bass 9y ago‘Gitk —all’ does this. Am I missing something?
- fulafel 9y agoIt seems to be a very common case for Git users too. People often read "git log" or its tree/graph version. Or click on the "commits" tab in Github PRs / branches.