Thinking about it more - manual wrapping just seems so primitive, whether it
is in the commit dialog or if it has to be done because a command line tool
doesn't wrap, or a generated web page doesn't wrap, or wherever and
whatever. In 2010 who gives a heck about 72 characters when people have
everything from netbooks to 30"+ screens? So maybe my issue is just
basically with manual wrapping - it's not a 21st century concept.
But please, I do LOVE Mercurial, so please read this as a very minor grumble
at worst.
On 3 November 2010 13:57, Steve Borho <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 11:52 AM, Nev Delap <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> > Renat has made me think more about this.
> > Let me say I don't want to write my messages all on one line. What I want
> is
> > more than just the first line of what I do write to appear in the served
> > log, because that ends up being a useless half a sentence half the time.
> > Really most commit messages that people write are useless and I just go
> and
> > look at the diffs, and mercurial rocks in that it makes that so easy, but
> > the way it displays them in the log with everything after the first
> newline
> > cut off makes the log that little less useful.
> > So maybe my issue is with how hg serve presents the log and not with what
> > tortoisehg does.
>
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