Sebastian Thiel

There definitely is the need to keep iterating on the V3 user interface to once again find the sweet spot for the majority of people There is a lot of...

CC @krlvi .

Next steps as discussed, written down for posterity: show modal with paths grouped by reason to inform the user about what went wrong, and advise how to fix it. Probably...

Thanks for checking! Which platform was that on? I thought it Linux is more sensitive to regressing with whatever `gitoxide` is doing, even though occasionally I also see runs that...

Thanks so much for profiling this, that's very helpful! And I think it makes sense that this is the cause of the slowdown, because it's part of the tree-index comparison...

Yes, the `status` is implemented now, but ahead/behind information isn't yet. > I was looking at this but was finding it hard to match between libgit2 flat status iteration (eg...

I think this might not be straightforward as the values it sees are already stripped. However, it does have a way of accessing the original buffer which would allow figuring...

I think this is addressed above, but it's worth highlighting here. > This is valid markdown for representing the table, but it's not very human-friendly. It's one advantage of markdown...

A quick search revealed that `flush()` is called in a couple of places already. It would also be a question if `close()` is necessarily flushing synchronously as well and thus...

Thanks for reporting. Could you also show the python code that triggers these? I have a suspicion. In any case, there already is functionality to hide seemingly sensitive data, but...