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Re: Feature Request: Allow the Repo-Browser URL dialog to be resized.

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2005-10-31 08:43:43 CET

Robert Schneider wrote:

> Is there no chance to get this to work anyhow? I also stumbled across
> this quit often. Is it too much effort?
>
> Sorry, if I misunderstand it. But I could imagine that there is a
> button that fetches the log history of the repository. Then a combo
> box could be populated, like in the working copy commit dialog. The
> log history could be related to the files/folders you are currently
> working on in the repo browser. In case of doubt there could be more
> messages, e.g. of the whole repository (or repositories?). At first
> of course the latest 100 messages and only if wished some further
> ones.

Let me explain how the log history works:
- every time you write a log message and commit or cancel the commit
dialog, it is stored in the registry (HKCU, so only *you* have access to
them).
- To separate your different working copies, we check the UUID of the
working copy and use that to store the log messages in a UUID subkey.

In the repository browser, you don't have a working copy, you're working
directly on the repository itself. Sure, we could ask the repository
itself for its UUID and then use that to find the old stored messages,
but that would require yet another round trip to the repo, and you might
not even have messages stored for that UUID/Repository.

Stefan

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