Re: [TSVN] Small bug in commit dialog

On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 08:33:23 +0100, Lübbe Onken <l.onken@rac.de> wrote:
> Basically we 'need' only two options. 1) 'close never' and 2) 'don't close
> when user action is required'.

That's only one option: 'don't close when user action is required'.
The other is the default anyway.

> I split up 2) in three points to come up with four in total, sorted in order
> of message importance.
> 2a) don't close on merges (because then I can check in the progress dialog
> which files have been modified by someone else and may require a review)
> 2b) don't close on conflicts (what we have right now)
> 2c) don't close on errors (I believe we should never close the progress
> dialog if an error has occured)

Do we really need these? I was never really happy with the current
implementation because I just can't see why we need to make every
little thing configurable. I mean, TSVN is a *GUI* client, and users
should expect to close a dialog at the end of an operation.

I'd vote for one simple option "Don't close on errors". If the dialog
closes on conflicts/merges/etc. and the users thinks "I'd wanted to
see that!" then I'd recommend to _not_ close the dialog automatically.

Stefan

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