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gitk - remembering views

From
NNick <oinksocket@letterboxes.org>
Date
May 30, 2012, 10:27 UTC
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<4FC5F5FB.2000607@letterboxes.org>
Hello,
gitk has a feature in which one or more "views" can be created of a repository.
 I find this useful, and I find my self creating the same views over and over
(typically: show all refs, show local refs, show only the current branch).  I
then switch between them when rebasing branches, depending on what I want to know.

Is there any way to get gitk to save these views and even share them between repositories? There is a "remember me" checkbox in each view's settings, but so far as I can tell, that doesn't do anything: when gitk is restarted, the views are lost.

Thanks,
N
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