Re: What is an open branch in the revision graph?

Andrea wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a question about the revision graph.
>
> What is an "open branch"?
> and of course, when does an open branch become "close".
>
> I used to have a branch named "X.1", and I tagged it many times as
> "X.1.1", "X.1.2", "X.1.3"....
> then I deleted it from "branches". (the tags are still there)
>
> This branch is still an "open branch" according to the Revision Graph.
> So I am not sure what the exact meaning is.

Not sure what you mean here. I can't find any text mentioning "open
branch" neither in the docs nor in the revision graph itself.

There's an option to hide deleted branches. But of course that option
only hides deleted branches that were not copied from (the graph has to
show the copy targets, so the branches also are shown where they were
copied from).

Stefan

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