it used to finish in the annotation buffer,
which made using P, N and J (browsing commands)
pleasantly easy.
this means you have to switch back to the annotation buffer
to run those commands, which themselves finish outside
that buffer (since they call `vc-annotate'), the end result
being constant switching required to browse (not pleasant).
a related complaint is that now vc-annotate creates a new
window now, whereas before it did not.
ideally (as was supported previously), i would like to:
C-x v g ;; switch to annotation buffer
;; using the original buffer's window
;; and not disturbing any other windows
P ;; display previous revision, still
;; using the original buffer's window
;; and not disturbing any other windows
that is, while browsing annotations, i don't mind NOT
seeing the original buffer -- its contents are (for the
most part) in the annotation buffer, anyway.
could we revert to the previous (pleasant) behavior?
thi
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