Re: Navigating remote branches in qgit

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Hello Pavel,

OK, I understand.  I feel quite ambivalent on this if we stop showing
StGIT bases.  They seem internal details of StGIT to me.


Probably you are right. Patch pushed.
>
I've made a patch that makes qgit use the same color as gitk.  It looks
much better to my eyes.


Thanks, applied.

I think the popup menu for remote branches should have one more level of
hierarchy.  The branches should be grouped by remotes:

Remote branches -> wireless-2.6 -> master
                                   upstream
                   wireless-dev -> master
                                   for-linus

It may not be as quick to access, but jumping the branches is not going
to happen often.  It's more important to provide a good visualization.


In your interesting test case at http://www.red-bean.com/proski/qgit/
all the remotes are on "origin", so in that case I don't see how
things could go better. Or perhaps I don't have understand the
grouping logic. In this case please give me some example based on your
repo, so I can understand the algorithm to use.

Also, qgit seems to be confused on one of my repositories.  It doesn't
show any tags in the main menu and shows tags with branches under
"More".  I guess there are too many remote branches.  The tarball is in
http://www.red-bean.com/proski/qgit/


Thanks. Fixed and patch pushed.


 Marco
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