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Lol, finally someone else who hates relative timestamps. One year ago... What does that mean? September 11th, 2022? Or a wider range?
by WirelessGigabit 3y ago
Lol, finally someone else who hates relative timestamps.
One year ago... What does that mean? September 11th, 2022? Or a wider range?
- troupo 3y agoIt's especially bad for the history/commit view. "We had an incident in a large repo with multiple committers, let's narrow it down to a specific commit..."
- chrsig 3y agoThe departure from precise timestamps in UIs is unpleasant. It's not just github, gitlab does it as well.
- nomilk 3y agoI also prefer precise time stamps but am okay with time_ago_in_words as long as the full time stamp is available on hoverover