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  1. Sourcetree For Mac
  2. SRCTREE-988

Better usability for large numbers of changesets and branches

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    • Resolution: Unresolved
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    • Standalone -- Mac AppStore installed
    • Our product teams collect and evaluate feedback from a number of different sources. To learn more about how we use customer feedback in the planning process, check out our new feature policy.

      SourceTree Log view is not very usable with large numbers of branches/changesets with complex dependencies. Improvements to the UI would go a long way to putting this right.

      1. Have a way of searching for a branch by partial match (could incorporate this into the Jump to: field fairly easily: dynamic/selective drop-down like gmail label searching).
      2. Sort branch list (in left pane) most recent first (same order as log). Most times I'm looking for a recent branch and this is furthest away!
      3. When selecting a branch in list - move view log to that branch immediately (even if already there - for visibility).
      4. Highlight the ancestors of the current branch in the graph part of the log view.

      Incidentally, selecting a branch doesn't always take the log view top the branch – even if I Update To that branch. But this is clearly a bug; I'll file it.

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            1. Sourcetree For Mac
            2. SRCTREE-988

            Better usability for large numbers of changesets and branches

              • Icon: Suggestion Suggestion
              • Resolution: Unresolved
              • None
              • General
              • Standalone -- Mac AppStore installed
              • Our product teams collect and evaluate feedback from a number of different sources. To learn more about how we use customer feedback in the planning process, check out our new feature policy.

                SourceTree Log view is not very usable with large numbers of branches/changesets with complex dependencies. Improvements to the UI would go a long way to putting this right.

                1. Have a way of searching for a branch by partial match (could incorporate this into the Jump to: field fairly easily: dynamic/selective drop-down like gmail label searching).
                2. Sort branch list (in left pane) most recent first (same order as log). Most times I'm looking for a recent branch and this is furthest away!
                3. When selecting a branch in list - move view log to that branch immediately (even if already there - for visibility).
                4. Highlight the ancestors of the current branch in the graph part of the log view.

                Incidentally, selecting a branch doesn't always take the log view top the branch – even if I Update To that branch. But this is clearly a bug; I'll file it.

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                            steve.powell Zteve
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