John Simons
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Adminrhuijben
(Bert Huijben, AnkhSVN & SharpSvn Projects)
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Such third party UI components would have to be separate Visual Studio packages. The Visual Studio license prohibits us to create our own plug-in infrastructure next to the existing Visual Studio extensibility.
We have some plans to connect with third party bugtrackers at the data (non-UI) level, as we assume that would be safe.
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Adminrhuijben
(Bert Huijben, AnkhSVN & SharpSvn Projects)
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The update window is a modal dialog. If we were to keep this open, there’s no way to use Visual Studio without closing it.
We will need to add another way to take a look at recent changed made by others by either caching the updated files list, or the before/after revision and showing the log messages between the two.Note that updates are logged to the Subversion page of the output window.
John Simons
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I understand the problem with the modal dialog and not being able to do anything with VS until is closed.
Why don't you create a new tab in the Pending Changes window, instead of using a modal dialog. this tab would contain the info you currently display on the modal dialog + Show Changes + one column with the name of the user that did the change + view history :)
By a new tab I mean a 5th vertical tab on the left.
John