Fixed a bug in GitX (L) that for some cases the "file link" in the changes-of-a-commit view cannot jump#223
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Fixed a bug in GitX (L) that for some cases the "file link" in the changes-of-a-commit view cannot jump#223johnnytemp wants to merge 1 commit intolaullon:masterfrom
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…it view cannot jump, when the file's path contain substring "b/", e.g. file path cab/xxx.txt. However, if the path have a folder with name ended in " b" (very rare), it will not work, still.
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Fix crash and miscellaneous cleanup
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Any "file link" in the changes-of-a-commit view cannot jump, when the file's path contain substring "b/", e.g. file path cab/xxx.txt. However, if the path have a folder with name ended in " b" (very rare), it will not work, still.