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  1. 3 votes
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  2. Way back when I still used TortoiseSVN, I really enjoyed the fact that it's commit comment textbox would suggest types and filenames when committing new changes. See the attached image for an example.

    The simplest implementation would be for the client to check the pending changes, compile a list of the filepaths and filenames, and then determine if the current typed word would match one of these list entries. If a word partially matches one of the entries, show a dropdown of these entries to let the user choose or dismiss the entries.

    Just to elaborate, this is not an…

    18 votes
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  3. Problem:

    Single remote workers switching changesets with average download speeds have to wait a long time to grab new changesets for the first time when using proxy server.

    Solution:

    Proxy server should have the data pushed to it from the plastic server, since the remote user may not always want the changeset immediately there is plenty of time to upload before the remote user is ready to switch to it.

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  4. It would be nice if there would be a hotkey for going to the home changeset in the branch explorer.

    We use this feature very often and after the button was removed from the top bar, it would now be easyer to this with a hotkey instead of the "floating" menu in the branch explorer.

    9 votes
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  5. Problem:
    I'm on /main and would like to know when the change of a specific piece of code has entered /main. Annotate just tells me when and where this change happened first, but it's close to impossible to track the merge path through branch explorer or revision tree.

    What would really help:
    Just annotate on /main (or any other branch, should'nt make any difference) and tell me the /main changesets at which certain lines entered the game.

    3 votes
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  6. On merge arrows, we can click and get a tooltip of info (changeset and branch of source and destination, respectively). We can also right-click and choose commands "Go to source/destination changeset".

    I suggest making the "cross-branch changeset links" (branch base/parent & child relation lines) clickable in the same manner.

    You could display the following tooltip info:

    • base/parent changeset number,
    • base/parent branch name,
    • child branch name

    Also, you could provide the following right-click commands:

    • Go to branch base / Go to parent changeset,
    • Go to child branch

    The first command would be much more intuitive than first locating and selecting the…

    14 votes
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  7. When I choose "Mount this changeset in Plastic Drive", I get a long and confusing text message because I do not yet have dokan.dll installed. The text message contains a long URL with the download location.

    Even if you are not going to make the installation process automatic, you could still reduce friction by making the download URL clickable. This makes the URL stand out from the rest of the text, and makes 'the right choice' easier.

    3 votes
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  8. When viewing the list of code reviews on the code review screen it would be great to have some indication that comments have been added to a review without having to open the review.

    An extra column with an icon would work pretty well but also if each review in the list could be clicked on to expand showing a nested grid with a preview of the first 3 comments that would be helpful too...

    3 votes
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  9. If you launch the Plastic installer when an application is running which needs to be closed, you are presented with a list of the applications which need to be closed, and three buttons:
    Refresh List - Continue - Cancel
    ... where Continue is grayed out ...

    In order to proceed from that point onward, the user needs to first close the applications, then click on Refresh List, then click on Continue.

    You could simplify this by combining the "Refresh List" and "Continue" operations into a single "Refresh" operation:

    Remove the "Refresh List" button. Replace the "Continue" button with a "Refresh"…

    3 votes
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  10. This is a minor thing but one that bugs me a lot. In P4, when you have multiple files selected in the pending changes view, you have hit ctrl-d to diff all the selected files against the current revision. Plastic has the same feature except it only functions when you have a single file selected.

    I find it very usefull to trigger a diff for multiple changed files so that I can review all changes without having to constantly context switch back to plastic to open the next file. Alternatively I have to manually select each file, hit ctrl-d, which…

    6 votes
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  11. Fist of all, thank you for this great tool!

    When I browse through the Commit History and select a .cs file, then select Semantic diff, and then switch the commit, then depending on the file type that is selected gmaster falls back to Text diff. This is correct behavior I guess, but when I switch to the next commit and it is a .cs file again I would have expected that I get the Semantic diff again, but instead I am in text diff mode and have to switch manually.

    3 votes
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  12. In the absence of a "Sync All View" in Sync Replication View, have a visual marker to indicate out of data repos so it can be determined at a glance which repos are out of sync and require syncing. Probably a different colour for repos with incoming changes and a different colour for outgoing changes, and something to indicate there are both incoming and outgoing.

    1 vote
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  13. When I'm managing several changelists I give them different names depending on the context. When checking in, I'd like to have the option of using the changelist name as the comment, instead of typing in the comment first and then choosing to check in the changelist.

    e.g. - I might have the following:

    Changelist: "Feature XYZ"
    Changelist: "Spelling error"
    Changelist: "DO NOT CHECKIN"

    I'd like to check in "Feature XYZ" but not "Spelling error" (as it might be irrelevant to the feature changelist). I would like to:

    1. Right click on "Feature XYZ" and select "Checkin Changelist"
    2. A dialog box pops…
    6 votes
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  14. We are also interested in the feature that is described here

    https://plasticscm.uservoice.com/forums/15467-general/suggestions/3460025-xlinks-to-single-files-vss-style

    But linking only single files would be sufficient.

    Is it up-to-date that it will not be implemented?

    5 votes
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  15. In SVN there was a great feature that allowed you to select multiple files in your "Local Changed" window and the press "Show unified diff".
    This would compare all the files and show you all the changes in one window.
    It would give you information inbetween the changes to let you know which file you were viewing the changes at.

    This was great when you did a "rename" on a variable on hundreds of files etc. Allowing for quicker code reviews ( that are important at our company ).

    6 votes
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  16. Currently local changes to comments and or labels do not register as changes, and thus are unable to be synced outside of the initial commenting or labeling.

    There have been many times I required a developer to add more details to their initial comments, and or had to fix a bad label, and had to change it in multiple places rather than in just one followed by telling everyone to sync.

    I feel this is a very worth while feature to include; as that meta-data is what effectively describes a change-set and right now any changes to those items requires…

    40 votes
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  17. In Plastic GUI you can either undo the current selection with a right click, or undo all the checked items with the undo changes button.

    Allowing the same behaviour in Gluon would be really appreciated.

    Thank you,

    6 votes
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  18. RIght now, !/foo and !/foo/** do exactly the same thing. It would give developers an extra degree of control if !/foo alone, or !/foo/, caused the directory entry foo to be unignored without unignoring its contents.

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  19. If you ignore a directory tree, unignore a file within that tree, Plastic will allow you to add and checkin the unignored file, but not any of the folders in-between it and the root of the ignored tree. This results in the file not being downloaded/checked-out by others.

    3 votes
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  20. In a DevOps environment developers want to have automated tests run on each checkin.
    To trigger the test runs we can use after-checkin triggers, that's great!
    Developers will then get feedback on the changes they made.
    This is via mail right now.
    But the test results will be needed by other developers, too.
    So the results should be placed inside plastic scm connected to the changeset.
    This is a additional (optional) request: It would be nice if it was possible to add test reports in HTML format to each changeset and to be able to view them inside plastic scm.

    3 votes
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