Thank you for this quick answer.
Ok for the progress bar.
I'm really more interested in the start time / end time and the pause.
A pause button can be useful if you have an extraction that takes a long
time (let's say 30 minutes for example) and members of your team have to
submit bugfixes or functionalities quickly. If your svn server is a
small machine and your network bandwidth is low it can be useful to stop
extracting while the others submit their work.
I don't know if this 'pause' is an svn or tortoisesvn functionality
nevertheless.
>-----Message d'origine-----
>De : Hans-Emil Skogh [mailto:Hans-Emil.Skogh@tritech.se]
>Envoyé : lundi 2 octobre 2006 16:23
>À : dev@tortoisesvn.tigris.org
>Objet : SV: feature requests
>
>
>> For the SVN commit and SVN update window :
>> Show start time and end time of the commit/update (to know
>how long it took)
>
>Should be doable.
>
>> PAUSE button (in case of many simultaneous clients and
>priority action)
>
>I don't really see many cases where this should be useful.
>Could you give an example?
>
>> progress bar (to have an idea of how long it will take)
>
>I'm pretty sure that we are exposing all information that we
>get from the SVN-libraries in form of progress bars already.
>What you should do is to ask on the Subversion mailing list
>that they enhance the interfaces of the SVN-api to provide
>more progress data.
>
>Hans-Emil
>
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