At the moment there is a column called 'Date'. However it doesn't actually contain a date for recent commits, but instead something like '13 minutes ago'.

For my daily work, this is unhelpful compared to displaying the actual date/time of the commit.

You can hover over the 'date' to see the actual date/time but this is extremely unwieldy when you are trying to, for example, locate the first commit after 11am yesterday in a busy repository.

This is the same request as BCLOUD-6982 which has in my opinion incorrectly been marked as a duplicate of BCLOUD-6921 – this second ticket has indeed been resolved but to the letter of the request rather than having given due consideration to when the relative/absolute times are more useful (my feeling: only absolute times are ever useful).

BCLOUD-6947 and BCLOUD-6974 are more or less the same request, but BCLOUD-6982 I believe has the most voices asking for the option to always have absolute date/times, perhaps as an opt-in setting.