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  1. Sourcetree For Mac
  2. SRCTREE-1517

Support relative dates

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      In the "Date" column of the log table, it would be nice to be able to switch to relative dates like "1 hour ago", "1 day ago" and so on. Absolute dates sometimes are hard to work with and hard to quickly parse.

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            [SRCTREE-1517] Support relative dates

            Kevin Wojniak added a comment -

            Great, thank you! Looking forward to it.

            Kevin Wojniak added a comment - Great, thank you! Looking forward to it.

            Brian Ganninger (Inactive) added a comment -

            Added relative formatting in the all the places I could find them used in the UI. Will ship in the next release. To try it sooner, check out our beta program!

            Brian Ganninger (Inactive) added a comment - Added relative formatting in the all the places I could find them used in the UI. Will ship in the next release. To try it sooner, check out our beta program!

            Kevin Wojniak added a comment -

            Any chance this could be added?

            Having "Today, 1:55 PM" and "Yesterday, 4:31 PM" would be excellent and in my opinion reading commits much easier and faster.

            Kevin Wojniak added a comment - Any chance this could be added? Having "Today, 1:55 PM" and "Yesterday, 4:31 PM" would be excellent and in my opinion reading commits much easier and faster.

            KieranA added a comment -

            Good point Kevin, NSDateFormatter suports some useful features. I've put this on for 1.7

            Cheers!

            KieranA added a comment - Good point Kevin, NSDateFormatter suports some useful features. I've put this on for 1.7 Cheers!

            Kevin Wojniak added a comment -

            This is super easy with Cocoa. Just use -[NSDateFormatter setDoesRelativeDateFormatting:] and you're done. IMO, doesn't even need to be a preference.

            Kevin Wojniak added a comment - This is super easy with Cocoa. Just use - [NSDateFormatter setDoesRelativeDateFormatting:] and you're done. IMO, doesn't even need to be a preference.

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              e51a3b28177d Marc Haisenko
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