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List:       kdevelop-devel
Subject:    Re: [KDev4] vcs integration
From:       "dukju ahn" <dukjuahn () gmail ! com>
Date:       2007-03-27 3:02:47
Message-ID: 9119cdb30703262002m1c16e252lf4340f623a90a8b6 () mail ! gmail ! com
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2007/3/27, Andreas Pakulat <apaku@gmx.de>:
> > For instance, some people may want to add files just to project,
> > but not to VCS.
>
> Uhm, really? Can you elaborate on the use-case? After all, add() only
> adds it like svn add, it doesn't commit anything. If I create a new file
> and add it to the project I want it to be part of the svn too.

One use-case is creating test files/dirs. Sombody want to maintain
his private testfiles. And he wants to add to project to use
jump-to-definition, building and etc.
But nobody wants the testfiles to be added to VCS.

> So what? How often do you add/remove files? Also note that those
> functions take a list? And its not a problem at all, adding to vcs
> should be async, not sync.

Yes, the speed doesn't matter. You are right.

> > Usually, people frequently change working copy.
> > But it is only the final, and one time, step to add files to VCS.
>
> No its not, IMHO. I've added/removed files from svn in projects all the
> time, without committing anything. Thats not a problem, IMHO.

Then how about introduce a option checkbox at ProjectManager dialogbox
such as "Add this file/dir to version control system" ?

By default, it is checked. In case of testing stuff, the user uncheck it
not to add to VCS.

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