Re: [eclipsedarcs-develop] Push All operation refactoring + Send All Fix.

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2007/3/20, Leif Frenzel <lei...@go...>:
> Hi Radek,
>
>
> > What I was thinking while implementing this page was to have
> > repository attached with given project. This is not supported by
> > RepositoryLocationManager as far as I understand it. Moreover I'm not
> > sure does it make much sense to have repos for projects only.
> >
> > What do you think? Should we care and support such a feature or do we
> > use global repo locations everywhere? If we support it then I think
> > IDarcsRepository should have link to Projects (if attached to one) and
> > RepositoryLocationManager should have the ability to search repos for
> > given project. Right? I don't think that is very hard to do...
> I think having repos globally simplifies things.
>
> Also, I think to associate them is very easy. Every project has a repository
> provider attached to it, if it is shared with Darcs. From that, it can be
> determined to which repo a project belongs (that is for instance what the
> [Right-click project] > Darcs repo > Browse action does. It checks with
> which repo the project is shared, and then opens that repo in the Darcs
> Browsing perspective (or creates it there, if it is not yet there). That's a
> feature I use quite often, btw. ;-)

Yes, but this is one (project) to one (repo) mapping (Correct me if
I'm talking rubbish). What I was thinking was one (project) to many
(repos) mapping.
Let's say I change my code, and from time to time I push to my own
branch. Now I want to create patch against (or push to or whatever)
main repository - I would have to have two repositories attached to
one project.

But anyway, I agree to use global list. It is not an issue for me.

> > Also, what do we do with pop-up menu for project? I think that we
> > should either move everything to "Darcs Repository" or back to "Team"
> > menu. I don't think we should keep it mixed like it is right now for
> > 0.4 release which is coming soon I think. :D Will you take a look at
> > it?
> Yes, I'll try it out again. My suspicion is, however, that there is a bug in
> the menu handling in Eclipse. I have found it not possible to have submenus
> under 'Team'. If that is actually so, there might be a chance that it will
> be fixed in Eclipse 3.3, however.

Great!


  Cheers,
  Radek.