Finally! I’ve implemented ChangeSet support in EGit! It looks almost the same as I was imagine it before I’ve started coding. The reality and Team API turn out much more complicated then I was thinking of it before Summer Of Code. But hours days of debugging and analyzing code of Team Framework, CVS integration plugin… Continue reading
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EGit Synchornize ChnageSet – discussion
About 48 hours ago I was describing my first small step to get ChangeSet implemented. Two days is a lots of time, and current status of this feature can be described by this screen shot: As you can see, the “Git Change Set” appears next to the standard change set representation, this can be changed… Continue reading
EGit Synchronize ChangeSet – a small step ahead
This is actually a really small step, because I only manage to display list of commits between two selected branches/tags (as you can see on this screen shot): <img class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-629" title="egit-synchronize-change-set" src="https://luksza More Info.org/wp-content/plugins/speed-booster-pack/inc/images/1×1.trans.gif” data-lazy-src=”https://luksza.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/egit-synchronize-change-set-223×300.jpg” alt=”” width=”223″ height=”300″ srcset=”https://luksza.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/egit-synchronize-change-set-223×300.jpg 223w, https://luksza.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/egit-synchronize-change-set.jpg 382w” sizes=”(max-width: 223px) 100vw, 223px” />But for me it is a great… Continue reading
EGit synchornization – the next step
First step of providing synchronization feature into EGit was, display set of changes between two branches, and this works quite well (if there is applied my latest patch for common ancestor). The next step of integration would be to make it more “git” way. In this case all changes should be spited into proper commits,… Continue reading
GSoC10 midterm and EGit common ancestor
I don’t know exactly when we hit a Google Summer of Code 2010 midterm date … time runs so fast, few weeks ago I was writing that I’ve got accepted in this year’s program edition, and now we hit a midterm evaluations. This is a quite good time to sum up this short period of… Continue reading