I'm trying to work out when some change happened in my code, but as far as I can tell all views on a commit in a repo use the "4 weeks ago" or such description, so I can't find the date of a commit without actually cloning the repo myself and doing a git log.
For example:
- General commit history, all commits have "3w ago" or "4w ago" at time of writing: https://tangled.org/mdales.tngl.sh/ocaml-las/commits/main
- Specific commit view I get "4 weeks ago" at the time of writing: https://tangled.org/mdales.tngl.sh/ocaml-las/commit/d509bd4f0365661ab84d9391dbac25c54582d3e9
I feel if I've gone to the effort to look at a specific commit at least I want to see the actual details - perhaps that's that minority view.
agreed, IMO the
/commit/<hash>page should include the full datetime string as-is. one way to get the full datetime string at present is to hover over any time-like UI element; the HTML tooltip is the full datetime string, but this doesn't work on mobile & cannot be selected or copied!