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Re: [Subclipse-dev] Dirty folder decorators behavior

From: Mark Phippard <MarkP_at_softlanding.com>
Date: 2005-09-29 15:14:50 CEST

"Martin Letenay" <mle@whitestein.com> wrote on 09/29/2005 08:25:34 AM:

> I think I'm starting to dislike the current behavior of dirty decorators
on folders.
>
> When deep-cheking of folders is turned on, they are marked dirty
whenever any
> of its children is dirty.
> And as dirty are also considered unversioned files.
>
> What about a small modification:
>
> - when "select unversioned resources on commit" preference is set ON,
the
> behavior will be unchanged.
> but
> - when "select unversioned resources on commit" preference is set OFF,
then
> those unversioned resources
> will be ignored and the parent folder will NOT be marked as dirty ?

I am just following up on my last post.

Even in the latest trunk I am not seeing unversioned files cause their
parent to be decorated. Are you sure you do not have a prop-change on one
of these folders?

I do not think I would like the idea of this feature. If a dirty
decorator is present, then I would expect the Revert option to always show
me something. In the case of unversioned files, it wouldn't.

On another topic ... I like the new comment headers you are doing for the
license. I just wanted to point out that none of the files have an
@author tag as the comment references. Should we just change the wording
to refer to the repository for author information?

Mark

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