See PHI2007. An install suggests a specific workflow related to reverting commits could be improved by surfacing more of the commit message earlier in the pipeline. In particular, if revision A is reverted by commit B, users associated with A who aren't familiar with B need to click through two pages (from the email notification to the revision page, then from the revision page to the commit page) to read more than the first few words of the commit message.
This is likely somewhat niche, but various aspects of this are reasonable to improve:
- Generic edge stories currently don't support hovercards, but should. Other types of similar stories, like subscriber stories, do support hovercards. I'm fairly sure this is just a legacy inconsistency, not an explicit design decision.
- Commit hovercards could reasonably show more of the message. They currently show only the "summary", but there's enough room to show significantly more content:
- Inlining more details about the object into the email may be reasonable.