>> However, it's till pretty cumbersome to try to find the root of a
>> specific change by blaming back multiple revisions, one at the time.
> Yes, it should be possible to prevent the round trip to the server.
Stefan
> recently had an idea how this could be possible. I'm looking into it.
Nice! I would very much like to see this happen. Unfortunately I have
been way to swamped lately to do anything about it myself...
I'm using TortoiseBlame quite frequently now to trace when certain
changes have been introduced into the code base and by whom. It would be
very nice if you could keep me (and the list) posted about any progress
and I'll be happy to try any nightlies with added functionality.
>> I would like to concur with Michiels request to add a slider that
would
>> make it possible to "scroll" back in time, using only local data
>> gathered when the blame command was executed.
> An additional slider might be useful in some cases, but this should
not
> replace the context menu item "Blame previous revision".
As I see it the "Blame previous revision" could simply move the slider
to the selected target revision. A quick and nice way jump directly to a
specified point in time. I would also find it natural with menu options
(and hotkeys) to move one (relevant) revision back or forward in time.
If you mean that the "Blame previous revision" should stay with the
exact functionality that is has today, I would suggest renaming it to
"Blame previous revision in new window".
Hans-Emil
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