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Is it possible to see exact time of commit in gitextensions?

I would like to have both relative time and exact date and time visible for each commit in gitextensions.

Is this possible? Is there an option for editing visible columns?

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ditoslav Avatar asked Mar 13 '17 14:03

ditoslav


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2 Answers

For just the exact date (no relative date) you can turn off "Show relative date instead of full date."

  1. Go to Tools|Settings
  2. Choose Appearance on the left
  3. Un-tick Show relative date instead of full date

Screenshot of GitExtensions settings, showing Show relative date instead of full date.

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Tom Leys Avatar answered Oct 02 '22 18:10

Tom Leys


It is not possible. You can add a feature request for that. https://github.com/gitextensions/gitextensions/issues/new

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jbialobr Avatar answered Oct 02 '22 18:10

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