Jean-Christophe Collet wrote:
Lance J. Andersen wrote:
Jessie,
This looks promising. Are you looking also to have this as a plugin
to Netbeans and Eclipse as that would make this even more useful?
I've thought about it. But I wanted to have something as lightweight
as possible AND I don't know anything about NetBeans or Eclipse
plugins :-)
Thanks for the info in the previous email. I thought the webrev was
java based but figured i should sanity check to make sure you :-)
Having a plugin would be great, especially for Netbean with its support
for Project Keani in the latest release. I am sure this would be very
popular. I have only poked at netbeans plugins myself. But that can be
phase two of the project...
I look forward to giving your new tool a try.
Again thanks for the feedback. It is a little late in your part of the
world isn't it? :-)
Regards
lance
Jean-Christophe Collet wrote:
Sure.
I'm putting the final touches to a tool I call jHg
It's a simple mercurial front end and a webrev generator. All
written in Java.
It has a GUI as well a command line interface.
With it you can easily:
- browse through the history of any mercurial workspace and of any
file in the workspace
- search the history
- view the details of any changeset or group of changesets
- view the details of the current status
- Commit, Push, Pull, Update or Revert changes.
- Generate a webrev of any set of changes. Upload it to
cr.openjdk.java.net and/or preview the webrev in the browser.
I've attached a couple of simple screenshots.
Right now the tool is being tested internally and I'm fixing the
last kinks. Hopefully I'll make it available to the community very
soon.
