Matthieu Moy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > 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.
Nice idea. I will branch from it, when the need arises. > 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 I think, that is the way to go > - 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. This was needed before the above (more user friendly way) was available. I do not know, if one would ever need the ability to create a category, a branch or a version. Does someone else need such a feature? -- Stefan.
