qblame truncates revision numbers too aggressively

[François Pinard]

See the attached snapshot, produced by running "bzr qblame" on a file. In the upper left, the version number is shown as 902, while it really means 1902. It seems that all revision numbers are truncated to three characters.

The upper left pane is resizable, but changing the size does not reveal the full version numbers. It should, if there is enough space to do so.

Also, but this might be seen as a separate issue, it would be nicer if the revision numbers were aligned right, there will be more clearly separated from the line numbers. If the revision numbers have to be truncated because there is not enough space, and presuming they get truncated from the left, an ellipsis at the left of the remaining characters of the revision should hint the user that the revision on that line is not fully specified.

[Jonathan Riddell (jr)]

I can't recreate this, even if I adjust my font settings.

What are your font settings set to?

[François Pinard (fpinard)]

Le 2011-10-04 11:53, Jonathan Riddell a écrit :

> I can't recreate this, even if I adjust my font settings. What are
> your font settings set to?

Hello, Jonathan. I do not remember having especially decided or set
fonts. How should I proceed to find out these font settings (using
GNOME and Compiz over Ubuntu 11.04) and replying to your question?

François

[Alexander Belchenko (bialix)]

I saw the similar problem on Windows, and have filed similar bug report some time ago. So this one is a dupe. I can't find the another one right now.