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Re: Next Win32 release note [message #18020 is a reply to message #18019] Sun, 07 September 2008 08:35 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
mirek is currently offline  mirek
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captainc wrote on Sat, 06 September 2008 20:13

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What is "full support"?

Well, I think we will gradually increase the support. I would like to see revert, file history or "blame" support soon...

I mean having TheIDE manage the SVN application for you; being able to loading a U++ application from SVN source. U++ would automatically recognize that a package is also part of a subversion repository and provide svn options for you.



Well, it already does, sort of....

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You would have the ability to issue SVN commands when working on an SVN file. For example, you delete a file from your package, it issues "svn delete <file>" also. You create a new file to a package, it adds it to svn.



Well, I have, at least for now, chosen different path - "usvn" is able to "fix" everything at sync time. Means, all new files are put into svn, all deleted files are deleted from svn etc...

Maybe you should try it first Wink

Anyway, of course, some more options would be nice too, especially file history with diff and revert.

Mirek
 
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