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I'm currently trying out a lot of graphical git clients and I'd like to give you some feedback to make the status panel more intuitive:
The icons are not consistent: Some icons refer to the file type of a file, but others symbolize the status of the file and yet others indicate the change of the type. Please settle on one information to display through the icon and use it everywhere in the panel. Personally, I'd go for added/removed/modified/renamed icons, but that is clearly biased from my GitKraken background
The grouping of changes is not communicated clearly. The changes have a hierarchy but are presented as list. The gui currently does not make it clear that "Modified", "Untracked" etc. are not just files, but categories that can even be collapsed. To resolve this, I'd suggest indenting all entries to create a visual hierarchy. Alternatively, split the view into multiple list panels (one for staged and one for unstaged changes)
This may be not true to how git works, but displaying untracked files as added file makes it more intuitive to users less familiar with git.
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2nd is already fixed, but not released (indentation will be optional in the next git-cola release)
3rd - one of the great thinks about git-cola is naming convention. Almost everything is named in the same way that git does. I wouldn't change that path.
I'm currently trying out a lot of graphical git clients and I'd like to give you some feedback to make the status panel more intuitive:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: