Bug#757692: tig: display regression since 1.2.1-1

2014-08-28 Thread Jonas Fonseca
tig-2.0.3 has been release with this fix: https://github.com/jonas/tig/commit/adb362bd657cc474629557310dfab12051bb61ac On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 9:57 PM, Jonas Fonseca wrote: > A temporary work-around is to add the following to your ~/.tigrc: > > set commit-order = topo > > to enable the work-a

Bug#757692: tig: display regression since 1.2.1-1

2014-08-12 Thread Jonas Fonseca
A temporary work-around is to add the following to your ~/.tigrc: set commit-order = topo to enable the work-around for all repositories or alternatively add the following line on a repository basis in the .git/config file [tig] commit-order = topo The problem is that the default commit

Bug#757692: tig: display regression since 1.2.1-1

2014-08-10 Thread Jonas Fonseca
Hi Simon, This is indeed a regression. The graph rendering was reworked extensively in version 2.0 to fix several other bugs. I'll investigate if a fix can be made for tig version 2.0.3 and keep you informed. On Aug 10, 2014 11:09 AM, "Simon Paillard" wrote: > Package: tig > Version: 2.0.2-1 > S

Bug#757692: tig: display regression since 1.2.1-1

2014-08-10 Thread Simon Paillard
Package: tig Version: 2.0.2-1 Severity: normal Dear Maintainer, The way tig displays branches/merges on with a standard debian git workflow was way better in 1.2.1-1 than in 2.0.2-1. This makes the display rather difficult to read. Indeed, tig 2.0.2-1 adds one more column for each merge perform