On Dec 5, 2007, at 15:57, subversion@fluppet.demon.co.uk wrote:
>>> It may be possible to get around the first problem; so long as
>>> the email contains correct information about how to get at the
>>> image (unlike the first suggestion) I'm not so bothered about
>>> whether the images are in-lined anyway.
>>
>> Well, the problem is that there is also no way to attach your image
>> as a revision property until after you do the commit. So the mail
>> could only say "check here to see if there are any images for this
>> commit" which is kinda crappy.
>
> Not necessarily - I'm not talking about pasting the content of the
> property into the check-in mail, just a link to it. By the time
> anyone tries to read it, I can have the image(s) in place.
It's just that the email script wouldn't even know that you intend to
add an image. So while the email could include a link, that link
would either then show the image that you attached, or for people who
won't be attaching images, it would show nothing. Recipients of the
email might therefore get into the habit of ignoring the link, since
for all those (majority of?) emails without images they wouldn't get
any reward for clicking it.
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Received on Wed Dec 5 23:19:31 2007