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I found rather annoying that on pages like https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/rMW5e396d428332e8316036158ee0bf411e2e815f82 not once anywhere on the page or in the url does it contain a plain commit hash. I know the internal identifier is a superset of the commit hash but that is not human-readable or easily selectable. I want to be able to easily select the hash and use it elsewhere (either for performing actions via Git directly, or when using other git viewers or mirrors).

It is rather annoying that on pages like https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/rMW5e396d428332e8316036158ee0bf411e2e815f82 not once anywhere on the page or in the url does it contain a plain commit hash. The internal identifier is a superset of the commit hash but that is not human-readable or easily selectable. Having urls contain a slash like `/r/MW/:hash` or `diffusion/MW/commit/:hash` would make this easier. Or by at least mentioning it somewhere on the page. As a user I want to be able to easily select the hash and use it elsewhere (either for performing actions via Git directly, or when using other git viewers and mirrors).

I foundIt is rather annoying that on pages like https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/rMW5e396d428332e8316036158ee0bf411e2e815f82 not once anywhere on the page or in the url does it contain a plain commit hash. I know theThe internal identifier is a superset of the commit hash but that is not human-readable or easily selectable. Having urls contain a slash like `/r/MW/:hash` or `diffusion/MW/commit/:hash` would make this easier. Or by at least mentioning it somewhere on the page. As a user I want to be able to easily select the hash and use it elsewhere (either for performing actions via Git directly, or when using other git viewers orand mirrors).