anon git URIs

Luke Benes <lukebenes -AT- hotmail.com>
Tue, 30 Oct 2018 16:18:36 +0000


Now that gitiles is linked to bugzilla instead of cgit, I'm giving it a good workout. From a QA 
perspective, it's missing 2 key features that interfere with my workflow. 

The date gitiles displays in the log is the author date, rather than the much more useful commit 
date. When trying to track down regressions, you care about the order of commits, not when they 
were authored. 

Also, how do you search a range and author? I used both of these searches very often. Without them, 
gitiles shouldn't be the default. I keep finding myself manually switching back to cgit to access 
these.

Context

Re: [TDF infra] Announcing Gitiles VCS browser (gitweb replacement) and https:// anon git URIs · Luke Benes
- Re: [TDF infra] Announcing Gitiles VCS browser (gitweb replacement) and https:// anon git URIs · Guilhem Moulin
  - Re: [TDF infra] Announcing Gitiles VCS browser (gitweb replacement) and https:// anon git URIs · Kaganski Mike
    - Re: [TDF infra] Announcing Gitiles VCS browser (gitweb replacement) and https:// anon git URIs · Miklos Vajna
      - Re: [TDF infra] Announcing Gitiles VCS browser (gitweb replacement) and https:// anon git URIs · Kaganski Mike

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