anon git URIs

Luke Benes <lukebenes -AT- hotmail.com>
Thu, 4 Apr 2019 17:19:32 +0000

Switching to hub redirection solves the annoying symbols that Gitiles appends to URLs leading to 
copy and paste errors and the timestamp issue. But it does not address:

* Lack of Built-in, easy to use search functionality
* Lack of branch tags, allowing you to see what release you are on when going through the master log
*cgit is a cleaner, easier to read interface

I have noticed that both QA and Developers continue to post cgit links on the bug tracker. When I 
have asked on IRC, no developers or QA members voiced support for using Gitiles. 

So unless someone has some compelling reasons to keep it, I respectfully ask that the Commit 
Notification Bot be switch back to cgit. We have tried to use it, and as far as I can tell, 
universally dislike it.

-Luke

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 · Samuel Mehrbrodt
- 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 · Miklos Vajna
    - Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Guilhem Moulin
      - Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Kaganski Mike
        
        Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Guilhem Moulin
      - Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Luke Benes
        
        Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Kaganski Mike
        
        Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Luke Benes
        
        Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Kaganski Mike
        Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Luke Benes
        
        Re: Gitiles VCS browser · Luke Benes

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