Subcommander 0.15.0
28th February 2006
[based on subversion 1.2 api]
Subcommander (subcommander & submerge)
new: added internationalization support (GNU gettext). If you like to run subcommander/submerge in your native language you can help with the translation. Write to dev@subcommander.tigris.org.
subcommander
- new: caching of working copy status and repository list. Use reload to re-run/update the status or list information.
- new: easier working copy and repository navigation. Double clicking a folder in the wc will enter it and double clicking the current folder (the "." entry) will move back to the parent folder.
- new: allow any number of repository items in a project.
- new: easier project handling (add, delete and edit project items without the project settings dialog).
- new: added in-place rename for repository and working copy in the project folder view.
- new: added in-place sorting (with drag and drop) for project items in the project folder view.
- new: easier diff handling in log dialog. Added shortcuts to run common diff commands without diff dialog.
- changed: split recursive option into recursive working copy and run command recursive (presets recursive option in command dialogs).
- new: [Issue 75] remove can remove unversioned files.
- new: [Issue 109] add descriptive column header tooltips to working copy view.
- new: [Issue 124] added what's this help to working copy view with details about the columns and their content (press shift-f1 to view it).
- new: [Issue 117] update any working copy item to a specific revision.
- new: [Issue 126] undo commits from log dialog. This opens the merge dialog with the revisions set for reverse merging (the first and the last revision are switched).
- fixed: [Issue 125] merge from log dialog didn't extract the correct first revision for the merge when it wasn't the revision of the previous commit.
- fixed crash in log dialog when the revision list is empty and a find button (next, prev) is pressed.
submerge
- fixed: fixed an array out of bound crash when scrolling to end of file.