It is very useful that Copy Commit Info is available on multiple commits. Usually the result is in the order of the commits as I would expect. But sometimes the last commit ends up first!
- Have three commits C, B and A, in that top-down order (time order being A, B, C)
- Click A
- Hold
Shift and click C
- Press
Ctrl+Shift+C
- Paste the result somewhere in an editor
I now get A first, then C and B. The same thing happens for Copy Commit SHA (Ctrl+C). Only A (the bottom commit selected first) is in the wrong place, the rest is always in the correct order.
Using the items in the context menu instead of shortcut keys does give the correct order.
It is very useful that Copy Commit Info is available on multiple commits. Usually the result is in the order of the commits as I would expect. But sometimes the last commit ends up first!
Shiftand click CCtrl+Shift+CI now get A first, then C and B. The same thing happens for Copy Commit SHA (
Ctrl+C). Only A (the bottom commit selected first) is in the wrong place, the rest is always in the correct order.Using the items in the context menu instead of shortcut keys does give the correct order.