GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 788090
Doesn't display all commits
Last modified: 2019-02-22 03:51:36 UTC
Hi, The following bug has been open in debian. I can myself confirm it: ==== Hi, Something seems to have broken recently. I now don't always get the complete commit history when I select a specific branch. I have attached a screenshot and output log for comparison. Selecting the patch-queue/debian branch displays only 3 commits, suggesting that it may be an orphaned branch, whereas the output of 'git log patch-queue/debian' shows that it is in fact not orphaned. The funny thing is rolling back to version 3.23.0-1 produces the same result, however I don't remember having this problem previously. Best regards, Carlos ==== https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=876237
So apparently this is more likely to be related to libgit-glib: ==== > Could you also try to rollback libgit2-glib-1.0-0 to the 0.24 version? You're right. Rolling this back too restores the original behaviour. However, prior to doing this rollback, I thought I may have detected another related bug. I noticed that for repos that didn't display the complete history for some branch, displaying the 'General settings and options' menu would give you only the 'Reload' and 'Author Details' options, whereas for repos that didn't exhibit this problem, you would also get 'Preferences', 'Keyboard Shortcuts', 'About' and 'Quit'. Anyway, after doing the rollback, I only ever got 'Reload' and 'Author Details', but I have hardly ever used this feature, so I don't remember what the original behaviour was. After upgrading to the latest versions again, I can't get any other options from the 'General settings and options' menu to appear, except for 'Reload' and 'Author Details'. I have no idea if I have some other setting that's causing the other options not to appear. ====
Hi, I too seem to experience a related problem with gitg 3.26.0 in debian: the history gets truncated (not sure if it matters but turning "Show history in topological order" on shows all the commits). Here is the repository which shows the problem: https://git.ao2.it/gst-aseq-appsrc.git/ git log and gitweb show all the commits, but gitg doesn't. IIRC in my case the problem started after a rebase and a "git stash drop". Is this issue related to https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=619211 ? Thanks, Antonio
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