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Github does that and it always makes it very difficult to understand when something was actually done/committed.
by dabedee 3y ago
Github does that and it always makes it very difficult to understand when something was actually done/committed.
- MisterKent 3y agoSeriously, of all the platforms that do this pattern, this one is the most user hostile.
- codazoda 3y agoYup, agreed. I came hear looking for this one. Whenever I need a timestamp in GitHub I need the exact time. I always have to hover to get the info I need.
- austinl 3y agoGithub was the first thing I thought of when reading this. My only use case for the commit date is to quickly check if a certain commit merged before a branch was automatically cut, so I need the day of the week and time, not "11 days ago." Fortunately, if you hover over the relative date, it will expand to show the exact date time, but it would be nice if this were swapped.