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In Git, you can typically refer to commits by the shortest unique prefix of their SHA256 hash. So, instead of eb137af21, you can typically write: > eb137 and
by Igrom 1y ago
In Git, you can typically refer to commits by the shortest unique prefix of their SHA256 hash. So, instead of eb137af21, you can typically write:
> eb137
and IIRC git will raise an error if the prefix is ambiguous. OP, maybe you could do the same?
- bastih 1y agoBut that will make links unstable - or OP needs to to turn ambiguous links into some dispatching view.
- Ezhik 1y ago(developer here) I think ambiguity is not as critical as in Git here - if you look up a note code with multiple entries, it should just show you both so you can choose the right one based on context.