Same with logcache. I am in Git Lazarus source directory but it asks for a parameter.
[juha@juha-fp30 lazarus]$ ../lazgitgui/logcache a file or directory of a git repository is needed [juha@juha-fp30 lazarus]$ These are standalone applications. An idea for future development : An IDE plugin that runs "git blame" for an active editor source file and shows a HashID for each line. The associated commit is shown in another window when the HashID is clicked. All that using a local Git repo history, no network access is needed. That kind of IDE integration would make sense. I never understood the traditional revision control plugins that allow commits from the IDE. What is the benefit? I have anyways saved and tested all my changes when I want to commit. I can as well start a proper commit tool from outside the IDE. There is no true integration, the IDE plugin is only started from a different place. Juha
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