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Notify user that a commit have a note #819

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patrickelectric opened this issue Apr 27, 2018 · 1 comment · Fixed by #928
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Notify user that a commit have a note #819

patrickelectric opened this issue Apr 27, 2018 · 1 comment · Fixed by #928

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@patrickelectric
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It would be nice to have a notifications or something for the user to identify commits that have notes in tig.
screenshot from 2018-04-27 09-34-56
Maybe a different circle color ?
koutcher added a commit to koutcher/tig that referenced this issue May 19, 2019
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Show annotated commits in main view
4b15e42 
Show annotated commits title in main-annotated color. You can choose
a different notes tree using tig --notes=foo. To see all notes, use
tig --notes=*.

Closes jonas#819
@koutcher koutcher mentioned this issue May 20, 2019
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koutcher added a commit to koutcher/tig that referenced this issue May 27, 2019
@koutcher
Show annotated commits in main view
f8efe00 
Show annotated commits title in main-annotated color (the default
configuration in tigrc uses "default default bold" to follow the
same logic as tags). You can choose a different notes tree using
tig --notes=foo. To see all notes, use tig --notes=*.

Closes jonas#819
koutcher added a commit to koutcher/tig that referenced this issue May 31, 2019
@koutcher
Show annotated commits in main view
264ce21 
Show annotated commits title in main-annotated color (the default
configuration in tigrc uses "default default bold" to follow the
same logic as tags). You can choose a different notes tree using
tig --notes=foo. To see all notes, use tig --notes=*.

Closes jonas#819
koutcher added a commit to koutcher/tig that referenced this issue Jun 1, 2019
@koutcher
Show annotated commits in main view
f9de764 
Show annotated commits title in main-annotated color (the default
configuration in tigrc uses "default default bold" to follow the
same logic as tags).

Also fixes color of commit title for regular commits which were
shown in default color instead of main-commit as stated in the
documentation.

You can choose a different notes tree using tig --notes=foo. To see
all notes, use tig --notes=*.

Closes jonas#819
koutcher added a commit to koutcher/tig that referenced this issue Jun 1, 2019
@koutcher
Show annotated commits in main view
79370b1 
Show annotated commits title in main-annotated color (the default
configuration in tigrc uses "default default bold" to follow the
same logic as tags).

Also fixes color of commit title for regular commits which were
shown in default color instead of main-commit as stated in the
documentation.

You can choose a different notes tree using tig --notes=foo. To see
all notes, use tig --notes=*.

Closes jonas#819
koutcher added a commit to koutcher/tig that referenced this issue Jun 1, 2019
@koutcher
Show annotated commits in main view
296fbb7 
Show annotated commits title in main-annotated color (the default
configuration in tigrc uses "default default bold" to follow the
same logic as tags).

Also fixes color of commit title for regular commits which were
shown in default color instead of main-commit as stated in the
documentation.

You can choose a different notes tree using tig --notes=foo. To see
all notes, use tig --notes=*.

Closes jonas#819
koutcher added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 1, 2019
@koutcher
Show annotated commits in main view (#928)
bff4a43 
Show annotated commits title in main-annotated color (the default
configuration in tigrc uses "default default bold" to follow the
same logic as tags).

Also fixes color of commit title for regular commits which were
shown in default color instead of main-commit as stated in the
documentation.

You can choose a different notes tree using tig --notes=foo. To see
all notes, use tig --notes=*.

Closes #819
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ty very much @koutcher !

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