On Wednesday 02 December 2009 19:14:46 Al wrote:
> As Martin has said, that is indeed what I was thinking: it would make no
> sense to remember the location, but I expect that most people would
> either always use the "Feature Branch" option or always use the "Plain
> Branch" option or whatever. This should be selected by default.
>
> In my case, I always use the "Remote Feature Branches" option
> (lp:~abudden/bzr-explorer/remote-feature-branches) with the "lightweight
> checkout" option unticked and I'd like this to be remembered when I come
> back in. Every project I work on has a separate repository (as I
> understand it, this is a common way of working) rather than having
> everything in one big repository. Therefore, every time I start a new
> project, I use the init dialog to create that new repository. Every
> time I do that, I have to change the radio buttons in exactly the same
> way. In my opinion, that shouldn't be necessary.
OK, let me amplify my own position - currently I am doing a bit of work on my
own project easmy - a lot more fun then going backwards and forwards in some
other area. If no one takes this bug on, I would give it a go, subjec to my
limitations of Qt design (I have retired from Delphi to hack Python a few
years ago). I have planned to look at Qt GUI interface and read part of
Summerfield's book on Qt GUI design. That is not a good qualification to do bug
fixes of GUI, but I am a sucker for punishment.
I mention this, because I don't want to be in the way of someone else keen to
fix this bug.
Al, i also apologise for misinterpreting your wish for GUI behaviour - it is
not spurious at all!
On Wednesday 02 December 2009 19:14:46 Al wrote:
> As Martin has said, that is indeed what I was thinking: it would make no
> sense to remember the location, but I expect that most people would
> either always use the "Feature Branch" option or always use the "Plain
> Branch" option or whatever. This should be selected by default.
>
> In my case, I always use the "Remote Feature Branches" option
> (lp:~abudden/bzr-explorer/remote-feature-branches) with the "lightweight
> checkout" option unticked and I'd like this to be remembered when I come
> back in. Every project I work on has a separate repository (as I
> understand it, this is a common way of working) rather than having
> everything in one big repository. Therefore, every time I start a new
> project, I use the init dialog to create that new repository. Every
> time I do that, I have to change the radio buttons in exactly the same
> way. In my opinion, that shouldn't be necessary.
OK, let me amplify my own position - currently I am doing a bit of work on my
own project easmy - a lot more fun then going backwards and forwards in some
other area. If no one takes this bug on, I would give it a go, subjec to my
limitations of Qt design (I have retired from Delphi to hack Python a few
years ago). I have planned to look at Qt GUI interface and read part of
Summerfield's book on Qt GUI design. That is not a good qualification to do bug
fixes of GUI, but I am a sucker for punishment.
I mention this, because I don't want to be in the way of someone else keen to
fix this bug.
Al, i also apologise for misinterpreting your wish for GUI behaviour - it is
not spurious at all!
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