Marian Csontos wrote:
>> Marian Csontos wrote:
>>> Hi folks,TortoiseSVN is really great, but if I could suggest:
>>> collapsable nodesin revision graph would improove it a bit when it
>>> became cluttered bydeleted/closed branches - now I have 6 columns and
>>> 33 rows (it is notvery big project) and it is somewhat hard too see
>>> branch predecessors orsuccessors. Some kind of highlighting
>>> incomming/outgoing edges couldserve too.
>>
>> Please specify how exactly this should work:* collapsing what? The
>> nodes aren't necessarily arranged in a tree, butthey can be connected
>> to multiple items, and even in 'circles'. So collapsing is even hard to
>> *define*.
>
> Hi Stefan,
>
> AFAIK there is no track of merges at now and other way how to obtain
> circle in revision graph can't come to my mind. Or does rev.graph show
> svn:externals too? (I'm not using them)
Ok, even after reading that sentence three times, I don't quite
understand it.
The only thing I can tell you is that the revision graph doesn't show
externals (and never will). That's because if you get the log messages,
you don't get the log messages from externals. We would have to fetch
them separately - but an external project is per definition 'external',
i.e. completely independent and would require an independent graph.
> With merges tracking abilities implemented, which will produce a lot of
> circles in graph:
What does merge tracking have to do with collapsible nodes?
Merge tracking is a completely different issue. There's a whole document
outlining possible ways to do it in the Subversion repository. But when
you read it, you'll see that there are still some unresolved issues so
it isn't implemented yet.
Stefan
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Received on Wed Mar 1 19:30:16 2006