dg/fsevents is mostly complete. it works swimmingly for the history view. on the commit view, it has some issues. specifically, it appears that if you call refresh while it's still refreshing, you get into a bad state and you have to close the document and re-open it.
it might also be a good idea to filter files in gitignore out before triggering updates. -dave On Mar 7, 2010, at 7:18 PM, Nathan Kinsinger wrote: > On Mar 7, 2010, at 7:46 PM, Kevin LaCoste wrote: > >> On Mar 7, 9:59 am, Nathan Kinsinger <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >>> I think the master branch is the one to work on. >>> >>> Out of curiosity, what do you want to add? >> >> Hi Nathan, thanks for the reply. >> >> I'm mostly interested in getting automatic refreshing when bringing >> GitX to the foreground. It would also be nice if the popup menu stayed >> in sync when I add/remove branches. Beyond that it's just fixing >> little things as I bump into them. Unfortunately, the network graph on >> GitHub has become a polluted mess and it's difficult to see who's done >> what since the main project went quiet. >> >> So I guess my question is this, is anyone taking up the maintainer >> role while Pieter is away? >> >> Kevin > > > Pieter is still around, but probably a bit busy right now. > > I'm not a maintainer but I think Uli's fork is the most up to date (or has > the most features anyway): > http://github.com/uliwitness/gitx/ > > I have some changes that I'm working on, hopefully just one more weekend and > I should be ready. I was going to do auto refreshing using FSEvents, but I > haven't had the time so I'm just going to clean up what I have and push that. > > If you want to try your hand look at the dg/fsevent branch. > > > --Nathan > > http://brotherbard.com/ > > > >
