- one toolwindow for the CVS filesystem (with ability to list either files (like "cvs ls") or modules (like "cvs co -c"), and possibility to browse branches and release tags.
- one toolwindow for file properties, such as listing current status ("up-to-date", "locally modified", "needs patch", etc.), current editors, and also provide icons/buttons to checkin/checkout/update ... in fact to perform all the functions you currently have in the pop-up menu.
Something like SmartCVS's "branch explorer" and "annotation view" would be brilliant! :)
Maybe Thomas could help with the latter point! ;))
- one toolwindow for the CVS filesystem (with ability to list either files (like "cvs ls") or modules (like "cvs co -c"), and possibility to browse branches and release tags.
Actually, that's what I'm working on at the moment - as an add-on plugin.
Besides IDEA, I use WSAD/Eclipse at work (because of the Websphere-integration), and although it has its flaws, it has some very nice features as well. For example, the CVS support WSAD/Eclipse is far superior to what IDEA offers - (currently, anyway).
I really wish the VCS docs were less, ehm, compact. I think it would be quite cool to integrate the java-cvs library that Netbeans uses into a proper cvs-plugin for IDEA. That one is quite mature, although it still needs built-in ext/ssh support.
That's another thing the Eclipse thing does quite nicely (although, again, flawed because of a stupid decision to create an Eclipse-specific ':extssh:' connection method, breaking compatibility with all the tools in the rest of the world. ]]>)
Well, I'm using Eclipse' SSH library in SmartCVS, but it only works with a subset of the SSH1-servers.
Eclipse' CVS library isn't as independent of Eclipse as it would be necessary. Netbeans library is quite stable but - for the sake of backward compatibility - a little bit outdated now. But nevertheless, it's a good starting point for refactorings.
Cheers, Tom
Edwin van Ouwerkerk Moria schrieb:
>Chris Brown wrote:
>
>> - one toolwindow for the CVS filesystem (with ability to list either files
>> (like "cvs ls") or modules (like "cvs co -c"), and possibility to browse
>> branches and release tags.
>
>Actually, that's what I'm working on at the moment - as an add-on plugin.
>
>Besides IDEA, I use WSAD/Eclipse at work (because of the
>Websphere-integration), and although it has its flaws, it has some very
>nice features as well. For example, the CVS support WSAD/Eclipse is far
>superior to what IDEA offers - (currently, anyway).
>
>I really wish the VCS docs were less, ehm, compact. I think it would be
>quite cool to integrate the java-cvs library that Netbeans uses into a
>proper cvs-plugin for IDEA. That one is quite mature, although it still
>needs built-in ext/ssh support.
>
>That's another thing the Eclipse thing does quite nicely (although,
>again, flawed because of a stupid decision to create an Eclipse-specific
>':extssh:' connection method, breaking compatibility with all the tools
>in the rest of the world. )
>
>]]>Cu,
Yes, we are working on new CVS integration for Aurora. What kind of
assistance do you mean?
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Valentin Kipiatkov
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.intellij.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
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Valentin Kipiatkov wrote:
Interesting. Are you using a Java implementation of the CVS client or
are you still using an external CVS executable?
Ciao,
Gordon
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Gordon Tyler
Software Developer, R&D
Sitraka (now part of Quest Software)
"Performance is Mission Critical"
I've thought, I could be of any help because of SmartCVS. But
nevertheless, it just was an idea.
Cheers,
Tom
Hopefully this'll include:
- one toolwindow for the CVS filesystem (with ability to list either files
(like "cvs ls") or modules (like "cvs co -c"), and possibility to browse
branches and release tags.
- one toolwindow for file properties, such as listing current status
("up-to-date", "locally modified", "needs patch", etc.), current editors,
and also provide icons/buttons to checkin/checkout/update ... in fact to
perform all the functions you currently have in the pop-up menu.
Something like SmartCVS's "branch explorer" and "annotation view" would be
brilliant! :)
Maybe Thomas could help with the latter point! ;))
- Chris
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Chris Brown wrote:
Actually, that's what I'm working on at the moment - as an add-on plugin.
Besides IDEA, I use WSAD/Eclipse at work (because of the
Websphere-integration), and although it has its flaws, it has some very
nice features as well. For example, the CVS support WSAD/Eclipse is far
superior to what IDEA offers - (currently, anyway).
I really wish the VCS docs were less, ehm, compact. I think it would be
quite cool to integrate the java-cvs library that Netbeans uses into a
proper cvs-plugin for IDEA. That one is quite mature, although it still
needs built-in ext/ssh support.
That's another thing the Eclipse thing does quite nicely (although,
again, flawed because of a stupid decision to create an Eclipse-specific
':extssh:' connection method, breaking compatibility with all the tools
in the rest of the world. ]]>)
Cu,
Edwin
Well, I'm using Eclipse' SSH library in SmartCVS, but it only works
with a subset of the SSH1-servers.
Eclipse' CVS library isn't as independent of Eclipse as it would be
necessary. Netbeans library is quite stable but - for the sake of
backward compatibility - a little bit outdated now. But nevertheless,
it's a good starting point for refactorings.
Cheers,
Tom
Edwin van Ouwerkerk Moria schrieb: >Chris Brown wrote: > >> - one toolwindow for the CVS filesystem (with ability to list either files >> (like "cvs ls") or modules (like "cvs co -c"), and possibility to browse >> branches and release tags. > >Actually, that's what I'm working on at the moment - as an add-on plugin. > >Besides IDEA, I use WSAD/Eclipse at work (because of the >Websphere-integration), and although it has its flaws, it has some very >nice features as well. For example, the CVS support WSAD/Eclipse is far >superior to what IDEA offers - (currently, anyway). > >I really wish the VCS docs were less, ehm, compact. I think it would be >quite cool to integrate the java-cvs library that Netbeans uses into a >proper cvs-plugin for IDEA. That one is quite mature, although it still >needs built-in ext/ssh support. > >That's another thing the Eclipse thing does quite nicely (although, >again, flawed because of a stupid decision to create an Eclipse-specific >':extssh:' connection method, breaking compatibility with all the tools >in the rest of the world. ) > >]]>Cu,