Great! Will be happy to know your experience with it.
Which version of QtCreator are you using? Which OS?
If you want to add Fossil plugin to your current QtCreator instance, it has
to be binary compatible. So make sure you build it with the same QtCreator
version sources and same compiler version (see menu Help>About Qt
Creator...) esp. so under Windows. Also it has to use the same or
compatible Qt version.
Building the QtCreator from sources is quite straightforward (takes about
40min on 1.7GHz i5 dual-core), provided all dependencies are in place.
I understand you're already familiar with QtCreator, so just load the
qtcreator.pro project file. We also described the build settings in the
README.
To build from the command-line (with target Qt environment set up):
mkdir build-qtcreator
cd build-qtcreator
qmake -r /path-to-qt-creator-source/qtcreator.pro
make
Running the freshly built qtcreator from command-line:
bin/qtcreator -settingspath ./settings
BTW, internally we indeed use Fossil as our main repo for this plugin
project :)
On Thu, Oct 27, 2016 at 11:08 AM, Aldo Nicolas Bruno <[email protected]
> wrote:
> Nice stuff!
> Wondering why you didn't manage it as a fossil repository? :)
> Il'll try this asap. I'm using qtcreator for a couple of projects at
> job... (currently with git). I need to find some time to download/compile
> qtcreator sources
> Thanks
> Aldo
>
>
> On 27/10/2016 00:08, Artur Shepilko wrote:
>
> A quick follow-up. A few folks asked if the Fossil plugin for Qt Creator
> supports "Commit" action -- it does support commit.
> I missed to list it in my original email, sorry for the confusion.
> This is actually mentioned on the project page:
> https://github.com/nomadbyte/qtcreator-plugin-fossil
>
> At a glance, the Tools>Fossil menu includes the following:
>
> - Annotate <Current File>
> - Diff <Current File>
> - Timeline <Current File>
> - Status <Current File>
> - --------
> - Add <Current File>
> - Delete <Current File>
> - Revert <Current File>
> - -------
> - Diff
> - Timeline
> - Revert
> - Status
> - -------
> - Pull
> - Push
> - Update
> - Commit
> - Settings
> - Create Repository
>
>
> All of these actions result in resp. Fossil commands, with a bunch of
> accompanying niceties thanks to QtCreator's VCS framework.
> Branching and tagging is done on commit.
> Fossil "Clone" is handled via New Project wizard -- that's how it's done
> in Qt Creator.
>
> So for the most part this should shield the developer from SCM
> command-line interaction in routine project work.
> However "Merge" and some other repo-maintenance tasks should be done from
> command-line or Fossil UI.
> From personal experience, I feel that "Stash" should also be made
> available in the plugin, but that's later.
>
> Hope this clears it.
>
>
> On Sat, Oct 8, 2016 at 2:10 PM, Artur Shepilko <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> We finally got to release Fossil plugin for QtCreator:
>> https://github.com/nomadbyte/qtcreator-plugin-fossil
>>
>> The Fossil plugin is free and open-source, of course. The README
>> describes how to build it. The most recent QtCreator version we used it
>> with is QtCreator-4.0.1, which is included in Qt 5.6.1-1 LTS (long-time
>> support) release. Through its life, internally we used the plugin with
>> previous versions of both QtCreator and Fossil client (the most recent was
>> 1.35).
>>
>> Hope this would help further spread the use of Fossil SCM, which is hard
>> to over-praise for its simplicity and versatility. Notably, thanks to
>> Fossil core devs for advancing its features over the years -- we really
>> appreciated this (first plugin release used fossil 1.26)
>>
>> For folks not familiar with QtCreator -- it's a multi-platform IDE for
>> C/C++ development. Primarily it targets Qt-based projects, but it's also
>> used with non-Qt projects and supports CMake-based projects. Support for
>> several popular SCMs is already built-in, yet Fossil is not supported --
>> with this plugin it is!
>>
>> Fossil plugin adds Fossil SCM as a choice for version control to use with
>> projects (similar to git, bazaar etc.). It's implemented using QtCreator
>> VCS framework which calls Fossil command-line interface. It supports
>> create/clone project repo, add/delete/rename files, diff/annotate,
>> status/timeline, revert/update/pull/push. Base set of operations, but it's
>> sufficient in routine development, the rest can be done directly with
>> fossil command.
>>
>> Enjoy!
>>
>> Artur
>>
>>
>
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