SteveKing wrote:
> Sure, the download would be made by using some browser module. It's no
> problem for TSVN on Windows, because I know how to use the IE control
> for that. But I don't know how other clients on Linux/MacOSX would do
> that.
Me neither. But I'd expect either there is something similar to the IE
control (in which case there's no problem) or it must be implemented in
that svn client itself (in which case the password prompt can be
implemented right there).
>>Thinking about it a bit more I'd say only a list of issue numbers
>>wouldn't be sufficient - you'd still have to look up which one you want
>>in the browser. But it would be worth it if the list would consist of
>>number + ticket title/abstract. The whole point is not being forced to
>>remember ticket numbers or to look them up, in contrast remembering the
>>approximate abstract is easy.
>
> - Issue/ticket number
> - title/subject of the ticken
> - URL to the ticket, if more information is needed.
>
> But not more. For more, the URL and the browser should be used and not
> a Subversion client.
True. IMHO the URL is not necessarily needed (but nice anyway) since the
user supposedly knows where to find his issue tracking system anyway.
More fantasizing: If we had the URL on commit, it could even be stored
as a revision property. But: this would actually be a server side job
(through some hook) not the svn client's. BTW: That's what I was trying
with the ticket number lately - didn't have time to finish my
experiments though :-(
Later on, if that revision property was in place, TSVN could provide a
link e.g. from that revision's log entry which opens the browser with
the ticket URL!
I know, I'm starting to be immoderate...
Lars.
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Received on Wed Oct 27 18:37:45 2004