Claudio Cicali

Hi, I just installed a fresh copy of Jingo with a new local repo and local authentication. I have been able to create the home page, and another page below...

Hi, I don't see any particular problem for that to happen, unless of course it could pose a backward compatibility problem. I try to maintain Jingo as simple as possible,...

I agree: the README starts to be a bit too big and maybe can be trimmed and the references and use cases moved to the docs folder or the wiki....

In the meantime: I added a CONTRIBUTING file, and some Wiki pages. I'd like to remove the settings reference from the README too.

Urgh... that could really be an issue :/ I will tentatively label this as a bug and will take a deeper look at it. Thanks for reporting.

This is something I thought about too... The idea would be that Jingo will have basically no UI, but will expose a REST API to a "git backed Markdown Wiki"....

I will take a look into this, it's a good point. I believe I'd need to support both of them for a while to be sure I am not breaking...

@franklinyu that's what I am doing indeed :)

Hey @hajika, I don't quite understand the use case and what I/we should do to Jingo? Mind expanding a little bit? What problem does it solve?

It looks like a 2-step effort: first you `git log -S...`, then you get the commit id (and author) and then you `git show | grep ` to finally get...