Interesting Links for 28-08-2019

[andrewducker]

Jeremy Corbyn and other opposition leaders agree plan to stop no-deal Brexit

(tags:labour libdem europe snp uk hope )

No, the Great Central Main Line is not an adequate alternative to HS2

(tags:trains uk )

This is currently my favourite Git UI

(tags:git ui )

Renaming the Campbell Award

(tags:scifi awards racism )

Fuck Manchester Pride

(tags:pride Manchester OhForFucksSake lgbt )

On the new Amazon "Lord of the Rings" TV show

(tags:TV lotr )

Government to ask Queen to suspend Parliament

(tags:uk government doom europe )

US border officials are increasingly denying entry to travelers over others' social media

(tags:socialmedia immigration usa )

What are children dying from and what can we do about it?

(tags:children death )

Prorogue: The government takes its shot (with a much weaker hand than they'd like)

(tags:uk government hope )

Comments

[channelpenguin]

We use GitLab at work and I am happy with the Graph on there. But we don't have a massively complicated branching system, just feature branches, develop and master (only ever updated from develop).

[andrewducker]

I really appreciate being able to click on two commits and get a instant list of the diffs.

[channelpenguin]

True, that would be handy. I use the GitHistory plugin in VSCode for that sort of thing.

[andrewducker]

Yeah, two of my team mates use the Gitlens plugin in the same way.

[momentsmusicaux]

It doesn't take a complicated branch system to turn git history into spaghetti. If you have about half a dozen feature branches that branch off from dev at various points, and then are merged in successively (without rebasing), you get something that most git GUIs render like total crap.