On 2012-01-22, at 16:14, Jimmie Houchin wrote: > On 1/22/2012 7:28 AM, Camillo Bruni wrote: >> oh my bad... >> >> I am so used to git that I constantly forget to update and merge remote >> changes first... >> >> will update the config, >> thanks for the remark :) > > Hello, > > I am not used to git, so I do not understand what git does for you that > Monticello/Metacello or whatever do not. I have only used it for personal > projects or to clone from github. > > Is there a feature request here? Something that would improve your workflow? > If so, could you describe it. You are probably not alone in your experience > or desire.
Hi Jimmie, Monticello: - MC automatically creates a new "branch" if you commit unmerged changes - Branches are not clearly visible in the GUI, though clearly present in the model What git does: - unmerged changes get rejected (unless forced) [svn did the same here] - clear notion of branches and versions (not based on the name of the commit) I could list some more shortcomings of MC, though as above they key issue is not the MC model but rather the GUI built around it :) best cami
