Mark Levedahl writes:
> Using gitk on master (281404ca1db4c921ac162f3c0 in the gitk) gitk's
> highlighting is sporadic. Running gitk from a gitk sandbox and typing
> 'gitk' into the 'Highlight Commits' box shows nothing highlighted, but
> all commits should be highlighted. After doing this, many of the commits
> revealed by scrolling down the list are highlighted, just not the ones
> visisble at the top nor the first few below.
This is fixed by a commit I just pushed out ("gitk: Fix the find and
highlight functions").
Paul.
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