Jonas Fonseca <fonseca@xxxxxxx> writes:
> A new version of tig is available! It brings many documentation
> improvements, bug fixes, and some much needed updates to work better
> with git (e.g. by using --no-color and avoiding to use git-diff).
It seems like 'g', toggle revision graph visualization, doesn't work.
Checked with
$ tig log --pretty=oneline --abbrev=8 --abbrev-commit
> On startup, tig will now attempt to first read a system-wide configuration
> file before loading the user specific configuration file. Cherry picking
> from inside tig has been generalized, making it possible to wire
> external commands, which can access information about the current
> commit, to a keybinding.
By thw ay, in tig(1), in the "FILES" section, there is
/home/fonseca/etc/tigrc
System wide configuration file.
Is it a bug in code, or just in documentation.
tig was installed using:
$ rpmbuild -tb tig-0.10.tar.gz
# rpm -Uhv tig-0.10-0.i386.rpm
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Jakub Narebski
Poland
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