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I'm not sure it would be useful for others, but I often need to use the hash found in git history in other app. Currently I have to write this hash down by myself. I would find adding "copy hash to clipboard" as the context menu option very useful. Further, also other things might be copied the same way: tags or even commit message. Just from commit history window. with regards
It should already be possible. Simply select the revision from the result view in Git -> Show History and press Ctrl+C. Commit message, commit id and possibly other info is copied to the clipboard. Or not?
I didn't knew that. Indeed it's possible to copy a few of those informations. But to split them and get single one, I have to use notepad which costs additional time (probably I would enter short hash manually faster then copying though notepad). Additionally hash is copied in full length version. I think short version is often enough. There are a few issues also (out of scope of this ticket): - no tags are not copied - EOLs are removed from commit message. I think, would be still nice to see copy feature for each attribute using context menu. thanx for fast answer with regards