On 17/04/2018 22:04, Stefan via TortoiseSVN wrote:
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> On Monday, April 16, 2018 at 12:21:00 PM UTC+2, Stefan_Ego wrote:
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>     The title states: "Edit Tree Conflicts". Is this just an issue
>     with the title being misnamed or does this conflict trigger the
>     "wrong" resolution dialog for me?
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> Yep, the title is wrong - copy/paste error in code. Will fix that soon.
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> As for the other buttons and texts on those:
> Those texts are provided by the svn library. You get the same texts
> and hints in the command line client. So we can not change those.
When we discussed the SVN API interface change it was argued that
clients can still filter out which options they provide and how they
present them. The same goes for the texts. The ones provided by the API
were argued to be seen as a fallback means and a complete list of all
possible options. I'm quite sure that the "accept base" option for text
conflicts was available to clients already with the 1.9 SVN API, though
this option was never presented to the user in the TSVN client (and IMO
that was done for good reasons). The options to take the complete
incoming/local file version I think are new and I argued for providing
these, since I thought in light of TSVN these would be quite useful
especially given that the old "use local/incoming where conflicting"
options were of very limited use in TSVN due to the lack of a
presentation where the content actually conflicted.
That said: Nothing should prevent TSVN from deciding itself which
options to present to the user and what exact phrasing/descriptions to
use. The provided texts should merely be seen as a default/fallback
option (especially if there are user provided/new resolution options
available, which TSVN doesn't know about just yet).

I'll make a note regarding the description for the edit command. If
that's the one provided by the SVN API atm, it certainly doesn't seem
accurate. For the other descriptions/names I find it hard to argue
against the default names, since different client have different
requirements and these are technically the right terms/nomenclature to
use from SVN point's of view I fear... Unfortunately it's impossible to
provide options/descriptions form a SVN design point of view which would
be suitable for all clients/purposes, IMO.

Regards,
Stefan


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