Hi TK, I've heard you mention a couple of times you've done some
preliminary work on this feature. Is this available for pulling?
I've been staring at the record.py extension that BOS wrote and I
think it would be fairly easy to support per-hunk change selection
using this code directly (a finer degree of control than the per-range
change selection dialog that Qct provides).
I was amused that he used nearly the same method as Qct did to
manage the modified files and their backups, so that should port
easily to THG.
The biggest remaining question is what the user interface should
look like. I think we still want to use the commit tool itself to select
entire files for inclusion into the changeset. I also think a separate
dialog for hunk/range selection is a good idea, since it modifies the
file in your working copy. You want it to be an explicit process.
So, how do we display all of the changes in a file in such a way that
individual changes can be "held out of the commit"? And how do we
display changes that have been held out? Do we allow hunks to be
edited?
Curious what you all think about it. Bonus points for ideas that are
actually possible with PyGtk :)
--
Steve
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