Matt Wilkie wrote:
> Dear TortoiseSVN,
>
> While there are a few windows based svn clients out there the only
> one of any consideration in my opinion is TortoiseSVN . It is under
> active development, is well supported, comprehensively covers the base
> svn features, has good documentation and a usable interface. The only
> significant thing I've found to dislike so far is the additional
> right-menu clutter. It would be much better if one could restrict the
> svn-specific file icons and menus to certain folders on your hard
> drive. For example the *only* files on my computer which are in SVN
> are in D:\Src. It would be much nicer to only see TSVN when I'm
> browsing directories in that tree. This would be especially useful for
> part-time developers. There are people in some of my workgroups who
> will only edit certain key files a few times a year. It is important
> that those edits be under revision control but they don't want to see
> menu items in their face the other 98% of the time when they're not
> needed, and therefore are reluctant to install tsvn. I don't blame
> them, I hate being bombarded with seldom used menus too. ;)
>
> Thank you for taking the time to consider this idea.
In non working copy folders, the only entries you see are 'Checkout' and
'TortoiseSVN'. If you want to make 'Checkout' disappear then go to
Settings->Look&Feel and make sure 'Checkout' is checked. Then you will
have a single "TortoiseSVN->" entry in your context menu. Surely 1 entry
is not too much?
Simon
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Received on Wed Nov 2 00:19:46 2005