Hi all,
I'm currently using the xtla project itself to carry out most of my
tests. That's interesting since it's a real life project, and helps me
to write usefull features.
But the system sometimes reaches it's limits. (for example, I'm
working on selected files commit, I wouldn't like to pollute xtla's
archive with my tests ...)
So, I'm setting a test project at this location :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You are encourraged to branch/merge/play/whatever with it to test
xtla.
I've encountered my first problem setting up the project : How to
create a project from within xtla. I could easily create the category,
branch, and version (from the archive browser).
And then?
Well, nothing! There's not (yet) a tla import wrapper in xtla. I've
added it to the TODO file :
* Wrapper for tla import.
- From the working directory, M-x tla-start-project RET should run
. tla init-tree
. tla import --setup
. call tla-edit-log
- From the archive browser, there should be an option to offer the
user to create a new project, as you can already create new empty
categories, branches, and versions.
I'm posting this here because I'd like to have your opinion on the
best way, from the user point of view, to write these two features.
--
Matthieu
