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I find the source code view is particularly useful as a dashboard because it gives modification times at a glance for each sub-directory, so as a non-maintainer
by btown 13y ago
I find the source code view is particularly useful as a dashboard because it gives modification times at a glance for each sub-directory, so as a non-maintainer you can tell whether there might be anything of interest to pull down (and possibly reconcile with local changes), without needing to go to that directory on your disk and do the fetch on the command line. So defaulting away from that isn't an obvious solution.
- barumrho 13y agoI agree. I was talking about 'management interface' that shardling suggested. So, this would only kick in if you are a contributor of that project.
- mcintyre1994 13y agoWould recent commits give that information more effectively than viewing the whole source?