R: New Jurassic Version
marko...@inwind.it
>I see you've currently removed the diff display and moved it back to
>having the web browser display it instead. Thank you. Until Fossil gets
>the proper fix for its EOL issues, it should probably be moved back
>there for now.
The diff display is still there (just press "Diff" button), the web browser
link for diffs are on the other window (which I didn't change since 0.2.4)... :
^P
>Although this is not necessarily for Jurassic, I'm thinking maybe Fossil
>should adopt Git's stance of allowing Windows users the option of
>"Windows-style EOL on checkout, *nix ones on check-in"? Would this make
>Jurassic produce a better diff display on Windows?
The "diff display" is a printout of "fossil diff". Do you see any difference?
Could you please post a screenshot?
However, in future I think I will use a third party diff viewer. I don't
really want to reinvent the wheel.
>
>In any case, thanks for fixing the timeline view issue.
You're welcome!
Arnel Legaspi
>> Although this is not necessarily for Jurassic, I'm thinking maybe Fossil
>> should adopt Git's stance of allowing Windows users the option of
>> "Windows-style EOL on checkout, *nix ones on check-in"? Would this make
>> Jurassic produce a better diff display on Windows?
>
> The "diff display" is a printout of "fossil diff". Do you see any difference?
> Could you please post a screenshot?
I've posted a screenshot here:
As you can see, the space below the menu ribbon is empty. Behind the two
windows is Firefox showing me the diff.
> However, in future I think I will use a third party diff viewer. I don't
> really want to reinvent the wheel.
I usually use the diff that comes with MinGW/MSYS instead. Gives out
better patch files, especially when I have to "shelve" what I'm doing
temporarily.
--Arnel
marko...@inwind.it
>
> http://imgur.com/t8L3w
>
> As you can see, the space below the menu ribbon is empty. Behind the two
> windows is Firefox showing me the diff.
> I usually use the diff that comes with MinGW/MSYS instead. Gives out
> better patch files, especially when I have to "shelve" what I'm doing
> temporarily.
TortoiseHg).
And BTW, why do you need to "shelve" something when you have a
repository? Isn't that redundant?
Arnel Legaspi
>> I've posted a screenshot here:
>>
>> http://imgur.com/t8L3w
>>
>> As you can see, the space below the menu ribbon is empty. Behind the two
>> windows is Firefox showing me the diff.
>
> Did you press "Diff"?
Yes I did. That's why it opened up Firefox, to show me the diff.
>> I usually use the diff that comes with MinGW/MSYS instead. Gives out
>> better patch files, especially when I have to "shelve" what I'm doing
>> temporarily.
>
> What is this diff? I'm currently evaluating kdiff3 (which comes with
> TortoiseHg).
It's the GNU diff. I don't remember why I didn't just say it outright,
but it's the GNU diff ported for Windows.
> And BTW, why do you need to "shelve" something when you have a
> repository? Isn't that redundant?
I "shelve" something I'm currently working on when I know it's not yet
ready for committing, so it won't be lost when I do something else,
e.g., pull in changes from another repo.
Git and Bzr have this functionality built in, IIRC, and Hg has an
extension for it.
Michele Marcon
prints out on the Jurassic window.
> I "shelve" something I'm currently working on when I know it's not yet
> ready for committing, so it won't be lost when I do something else,
> e.g., pull in changes from another repo.
>
> Git and Bzr have this functionality built in, IIRC, and Hg has an
> extension for it.
Arnel Legaspi
>> Yes I did. That's why it opened up Firefox, to show me the diff.
>
> Then I think you have changed the default diff; the default diff
> prints out on the Jurassic window.
Got it, thanks.
>> I "shelve" something I'm currently working on when I know it's not yet
>> ready for committing, so it won't be lost when I do something else,
>> e.g., pull in changes from another repo.
>>
>> Git and Bzr have this functionality built in, IIRC, and Hg has an
>> extension for it.
>
> Is this the "staging area"?
I suppose it is, except that Git defines it explicitly, compared to Hg &
Bzr.