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I'd say Atlassian products in general. Jira has had a notorious bug for nearly a decade (still ongoing, I believe) that would delete a description/comment if yo
by Minor49er 7y ago
I'd say Atlassian products in general. Jira has had a notorious bug for nearly a decade (still ongoing, I believe) that would delete a description/comment if you accidentally hit escape in the middle of writing it. Bitbucket also changed the term "blame" to "annotate" because "blame" was a strong word that hurts feelings (seriously, this is the reason) and didn't bother telling anyone until people started wondering why blame wasn't supported. Also there was the time they displayed a huge ascii rainbow logo every time you pushed a commit, which is pretty distracting, considering you're expecting to find info related to your push while you're working (you had to turn off this info altogether to stop seeing this logo). I could go on, but basically, Atlassian isn't terribly interested in your productivity.
- sam_lowry_ 7y agoIntelliJ also uses annotate instead of blame.
- james-skemp 7y agoVisual Studio calls it Annotate as well, when using TFS and/or Git. Never really thought about the why.
- procinct 7y agoAnnotate is a valid git command though right? https://git-scm.com/docs/git-annotate https://git-scm.com/docs/git-annotate