Show the list of shelved change sets in status view

[Craig Hewetson]

Feature request:
In the "status" view, it would be a great feature to see the list of shelved changes.
I suppose just the name of the shelved change should be displayed.

Also actions to unshelve each change would be great. And an option to browse the files per shelve (probably future enhancement)

In the future is qshelve command is implement then bzr-explorer can have an action in the menu to shelve a set of changes, much like qadd and qcommit dialog works.

[Alexander Belchenko (bialix)]

Craig Hewetson пишет:
> In the future is qshelve command is implement then bzr-explorer can have
> an action in the menu to shelve a set of changes, much like qadd and
> qcommit dialog works.

As I've recently replied to Ian: unless bzrlib's shelve (aka shelve2)
will be fixed on Windows (OSLMD), qshelve/qunshelve won't be very
interesting to implement. At least for me personally. YMMV.

[Craig Hewetson (craighewetson-deactivatedaccount)]

Its a pity that shelve isn't working well on Windows, I find it quite convenient.
But if one can at least view them in bzr-explorer (even in the absence of actions) it would be great.

>> In the future is qshelve command is implement then bzr-explorer ..
Wow! I need to review my comments before I submit them. Bad gramma :)

[Alexander Belchenko (bialix)]

Craig Hewetson пишет:
> Its a pity that shelve isn't working well on Windows, I find it quite convenient.

Well, shelve1 from bzrtools is working. But not new shelve2.

> But if one can at least view them in bzr-explorer (even in the absence of actions) it would be great.

My comment applied only to qbzr dialogs (qshelve/qunshelve).

[Ian Clatworthy (ian-clatworthy)]

qshelve/qunshelve won't be done by Explorer 1.0 so I'm hesitant to show what's on the shelf until the user can do something about it.

[Alexander Belchenko (bialix)]

We have almost working proposal from Hidetaka to integrate new qshelve into qbzr, so I think once it'll land we can provide support in the explorer too.