Hi, Tom.
Well, SJ really does not give you an easy way to tell what branch a file is a part of,
other than
the tree view. Adding a branch keyword is a good idea. I also want to make a change to
the client
to color code the versions of a file (in the details view) that are part of the
current branch.
Basically, the branching functionality in SJ is still a bit immature.
Thanks.
--Rob
--- Thomas Conte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Robert,
>
> I've been playing with the problem some more and haven't been able to
> produce the error again. I'm going to chalk it up to operator error. I've
> attached the screen shot though just in case.
>
> Thanks for the information on how you use the branching. I've been playing
> with it quite heavily it and like most of how it works.
>
> One of the questions my team had was how do I identify the branch I'm
> working with when I look at the file. i.e. Is there a way to pull in the
> unique branch identifier into a Branch keyword or any undocumented keywords
> that might help?
>
> Tom
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