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List:       kde-core-devel
Subject:    Re: [PROPOSAL] cvs support in KDE
From:       Andras Mantia <amantia () virtualartisans ! com>
Date:       2003-01-17 12:54:34
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On 2003. January 17., Friday 14:15, Christian Loose wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I want to propose a more organized effort to add a system-wide support for
> CVS (and other vcs like Subversion) to KDE. Right now we have a lot of code
> duplication.
>
> - Cervisia with its new CVS DCOP service
> - KDevelop with cvs and svn part
> - KBabel with libcvs
> - Quanta uses Cervisia (AFAIK)
Right.

> The two parts that might be interesting for code reuse (IMO) are a layer
> which provides easy access to the functionality of the command line client
> and a GUI layer with the dialogs to display the data (like the Browse Log
> dialog of Cervisia).
>
> For Cervisia I decided to create DCOP service for the first layer and I was
> thinking about using KParts plugins for the second layer.

I haven't looked at the new DCOP service of Cervisia, but it sounds great. 
Being able to use Cervisia only as a KPart is not the perfect solution, as we 
would like to have some CVS functionality (commit/check out/update/diff) from 
the various trees, like the project handling tree. Just like in KDevelop. 
Implementing it again wouldn't make much sense.

> But before doing even more work, I was thinking, maybe we should create
> something that is useful for everybody. What do you think?

Agreed! 

Andras

> Greetings
> Christian
>
> PS: I hope this mail was at least somewhat understandable.

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