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Design: Optimize the display of related revisions in Issues#show (Feature #837)

Added by Holger Just at 2012-01-17 06:43 pm. Updated at 2012-01-24 11:36 am.

Status:	Open	Start date:	2012-01-17
Priority:	Normal	Due date:
Assignee:	-	% Done:	0%
Category:	Journals / History
Target version:	-
Remote issue URL:		Affected version:	3.0.0

Description

Extracted from #807 (by Eric Davis)

Holger Just wrote:

What would actually be the coolest would be if the revisions were displayed interleaved with the other journal entries (sorted by time), maybe with a slightly different formatting or an icon or something.

If then there was a simple way to filter the displayed journal entries by type (could be "normal" and "revisions" for now, but could be expanded to, say, changed columns or users, or ...) it could be really useful to follow the track of the issue. Esp. if it's a longer one where several attempts to fix are required. It would also make the workflow of updating issues via commit log much clearer.

The only problem with that is you'd have to scan the entire history to look for revisions, which would make it easy to miss one. Perhaps...

Have the list of revisions on top like the related issues
Have each revision inline in the history like you mentioned
On each revision on the top, anchor link to the revision in the history (e.g. click commit X -> jumps down to journal 42)