2013/11/25 Andy Bradford <[email protected]>:
> I moved the code to mistake.
A feature I wanted for some time - and finally got around
implementing - is the possibility to hide (my) items from
the timeline. So whenever I make a mistake, I can move
it to the "mistake" branch and then hide it. It will still be
synchronized (that's what the "private" tag is meant to
prevent). This way, whenever I want to have a look at
other people's mistakes, I'm not bothered with mine ;-)
See:
<http://fossil-scm.org/index.html/info/d9fd922962>
I already made some of my past "mistakes" hidden
this way. The Tcl community grew the habit of giving
mistakes a BLACK color, that makes it unreadable
but it even stands out more than normal items!
Any objections to this change? At least it's not
dangerous at all: It's just as easy to "unhide"
items than to hide them, just by removing
the "hidden" tag later.
I could imagine an "Unhide" button on the timeline,
which makes the "hidden" items visible. Didn't
implement that yet, but it's easy.
Regards,
Jan Nijtmans
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