SteveKing <steveking@gmx.ch> writes:
> > Another way to ask that might be: What does TSVN do between the time
> > the user starts the commit and the time the user checkboxes the first
> > file or directory to be included in the commit?
> > As the user checks/unchecks different files and directories (perhaps
> > the user is indecisive and keeps changing his mind about what will be
> > in the commit), does TSVN re-crawl to discover whether the log message
> > template needs to change based on the new target paths? If it does,
> > how does the interface handle the time delay potentially involved in
> > the re-crawl?
>
> Our implementation of the log template is static. That means it
> doesn't depend on the selected files. But we have (previously with a
> button, now in the context menu) the ability to insert a list of the
> selected files in the edit box.
Ah. This is the part I don't understand.
Earlier, you say you crawl "upwards". Upwards from what? If it
doesn't depend on the selected files, then how does TSVN know what to
crawl upwards from?
In other words: If TSVN is getting those templates from properties on
directories, how does it know which directories to look at?
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Received on Fri May 27 22:58:32 2005