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Re: Bookmarks

Matthieu Moy <Matthieu.Moy@...> writes:

> "Daniel 'NebuchadnezzaR' Dehennin" <nebuchadnezzar@...>
> writes:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Is there a plan to have a generic bookmark ?
>>
>> It's really easier to follow several branches within baz-bookmark, I
>> give +1 to this feature.
>
> Stefan has started something for this, yes.

Right. It's in dvc-bookmarks.el

However, I have not found enough time yet to make this really usable.

Could you try the existing functionality (load the file and do
M-x dvc-bookmarks)

What features would you like to see at least to start using the
bookmark functionality?

Stefan.

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Daniel 'NebuchadnezzaR' Dehennin | 3 Jul 22:31

Re: Bookmarks

Hello,

Le 4688 Septembre 1993, Stefan Reichör a tapoté:
> Right. It's in dvc-bookmarks.el
>
> However, I have not found enough time yet to make this really usable.
>
> Could you try the existing functionality (load the file and do
> M-x dvc-bookmarks)
>
> What features would you like to see at least to start using the
> bookmark functionality?

Firstly, the possibility to define partners and to check missing
patches from them.

Regards.
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Matthieu Moy | 4 Jul 11:24

Re: Re: Bookmarks

"Daniel 'NebuchadnezzaR' Dehennin" <nebuchadnezzar@...>
writes:

> Le 4688 Septembre 1993, Stefan Reichör a tapoté:
>
>> What features would you like to see at least to start using the
>> bookmark functionality?
>
> Firstly, the possibility to define partners and to check missing
> patches from them.

For this also, we should check with the development team of the
various tools whether there can be something in the tool about that.

bzr already keeps track of upstream when you branch (so missing and
pull will not need the URL), but the other way is AFAIK missing. I'd
represent the typical star-shaped situation as follows :

        upstream
        /  ^  \
       /   |   \
    ...   You  ...
         / | \
        /  |  \
      ... ... ...
        people
    who contribute
     through you

On small project, there is usually only one step, so you're either

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