Preview of the Repository Browser for v0.13
One of the final pieces of the puzzle for v0.13 is the repository browser, and I am quite happy with it. Sure, I bailed on having a folder tree view, and there is no drap ‘n drop support for moving files around, but overall I think people will find it very useful when v0.13 is released.
Here is a quick ‘n dirty video I made showing some basic functionality. Hopefully we’ll have an alpha or beta ready for v0.13 and more people can test the new stuff out.
[埋込みオブジェクト:http://www.youtube.com/v/Oj2XXQOz8c4&hl=en_US&fs=1&]
Tags: preview, repobrowser
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2 responses to “Preview of the Repository Browser for v0.13”
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Anonymous says:
This looks amazing!
The only thing I think that would make it better is if folders were on the left and files on the right. This is how Tortoise SVN does it. It makes it a lot easier to get a visual of the project and it makes some operations easier. For example, moving one directory to a different part or moving a file from a directory via drag and drop.
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Adam Plumb says:
The problem with loading a directory tree on the left is that it takes forever to load repositories of any real size if I load the whole thing at once (which is the simplest way to do it). You could just load the current directory, and then when the user expands a directory node, it finds the contents on-the-fly, but when I started trying that out, the code got more complicated than I wanted. I may still do it in a future release, but for now, we’ll have to make do without a tree browser.
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