Jens Widell

This is what it is designed to do, yes. In particular, in a "squashed diff" it is meant to tell you which of the contributing commits contributed what change. This...

You mean disable the tooltips that blames the parent commit? Yeah, that'd make sense, I guess.

Although I'm pretty sure it never worked that way.

Glad to hear you liked using Critic! A bit of project status: - I'm not great as a project manager, or project maintainer, for sure. - Due to family situation...

If the GH integration was implemented as an extension, you could've copied what the FiddleAndTweak extension does when it rebases a review, which is to disable the tracking, prepare the...

It doesn't delete users, it marks them as retired (as the output suggests,) and is thus rather poorly named. Actually deleting a user require quite a bit more work, in...

I'm not happy with the current "criticctl deluser" behavior, so we could keep this issue open as a reminder. I think at least these operations on a user should be...

With that workaround (which is fine as a workaround, though the situation isn't supposed to occur, of course,) does actually creating the issue work? The same kind of propagation with...

Interesting. What kind of rebase was it? Looking at the code, I can imagine this sort of thing could be a problem if you have the branch A -> B...

Ah, yes, I can reproduce this by doing a plain, clean new upstream rebase. I strongly suspect this is a regression from https://critic-review.org/r/314. Shouldn't be too hard to fix. Stay...