Martitza wrote:
> One other odd thing: with the --gtk option, the "Pull" button is disabled
> and the "Send" button is enabled.
> If I do not use --gtk then the "Pull" button is enabled and the "Send"
> button is diables.
> In each case, the exporer is looking at the same up-to-date branch. Odd.
>
The enabled actions depend on two things:
1. the type of location selected (branch vs repo, etc.)
2. what the selected "helper plug-in" (QBzr, bzr-gtk) provides
in terms of commands
It's the second factor that you're seeing here:
* bzr-gtk has gsend but doesn't have gpull yet
* qbzr has qpull but doesn't have qsend yet.
These differences will obviously diminish as the
helper plug-ins mature.
Martitza wrote:
> One other odd thing: with the --gtk option, the "Pull" button is disabled
> and the "Send" button is enabled.
> If I do not use --gtk then the "Pull" button is enabled and the "Send"
> button is diables.
> In each case, the exporer is looking at the same up-to-date branch. Odd.
>
The enabled actions depend on two things:
1. the type of location selected (branch vs repo, etc.)
2. what the selected "helper plug-in" (QBzr, bzr-gtk) provides
in terms of commands
It's the second factor that you're seeing here:
* bzr-gtk has gsend but doesn't have gpull yet
* qbzr has qpull but doesn't have qsend yet.
These differences will obviously diminish as the
helper plug-ins mature.
Ian C.