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  1. In the Plastic GUI, "Add format" provides the following options:

    • Branches with pending merges
    • Active branch in this workspace
    • Custom branch query rule
    • Custom changeset query rule
    • Custom label query rule

    cm find, however, supports additional objects beyond "branch", "changeset", and "query". I would like to highlight changesets that contain merge-links from a specific branch, but currently the only way for me to do that is to run the query in the command-line, use the query results to apply attributes, and then use the attributes for a rule that colors the changeset. It would be more straightforward if I could…

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  2. I would like to be able to mirror a client's Git repository, create a new branch, and then pull changes from the Git repository without pushing my unfinished/proprietary/scratch/experimental branch.

    I have also, from time to time, found myself wanting to clone just a single branch from Git, exclude some branches from Git, or pull everything without pushing anything. All of this is possible in Plastic sync view with Plastic repos, so I thought it would be better to suggest integrating the two instead of suggesting to add these features independently to git-sync.

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  3. For example,

    export.repo=foo
    export.repo=bar
    export.repo=git mirrors/*

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  4. When it comes to text files, the embedded diff viewer is extremely helpful, allowing me to quickly click between files and see what changed. While it is possible to specify external tools for diffing non-text files, it is currently not possible to do so with the same ease of use or convenience. Embedded Diff and Custom Diff are currently mutually exclusive.

    This request is to add an extensibility mechanism for the embedded diff viewer. I am thinking of this similarly to Windows' IFilter mechanism that allows custom preview renderers to be specified for any file type.

    For example, if I…

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  5. When doing a merge that involves a change in a cloaked file (only in the incoming change) the changes are downloaded when resolving conflicts .

    Please add an option to not even show cloaked files coming in from merges or at least to not download them.

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  6. For security purposes, it would be nice to be able to have extra security when logging in or to verify who has access to the repository. Something similar to what Bitbucket or Github Implement would be nice.

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  7. Code Reviews: when responding to a code review, rather than copying and pasting a magic UID into the changelist comment, it would be preferable to be able to browse and select an already submitted changelist that closes a particular comment in a code review.

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  8. It would be nice if Plastic threw an error/message saying "File already in use" when trying to merge a binary file with changes only in source contributor(for my specific case), when the file being merged is opened by another application. Right now it fails to merge the file, keeping it in the Pending Changes view, and never merging it or alerting the user that there is an issue.

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  9. I'd like to see the branch name in the side panel > Properties view as well.

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  10. In branch explorer I zoomed a bit of, to have a greater overview. Unfortunately, the text bubbles above each branch getting smaller. So it's quite hard to read it then.

    Could it be possible to adjust the size in the side panel > Display options?

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  11. Currently the plugin (https://github.com/SRombauts/UE4PlasticPlugin) is only working with windows, it would add value to your service if you could get it to support Mac as well.

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  12. It would be neat if you distributed you .NET Core server for ARM Linux so we can easily install it in embedded hardware such as a Raspberry Pi.

    Extra points for a package to install from apt / yum / zypper and so on!

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  13. Look that this beautiful theme you have for MacOS - https://www.plasticscm.com/download/releasenotes/7.0.16.2815

    Please get me that for windows.

    The pending changes / branch view is burning a hole into my eyes.

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  14. In the Changesets view, have a split view, that shows the filenames of the files in that change set.

    The view could be just like you use in the Pending Changes view, where the split is resizable, with the top half showing change sets, and the bottom showing the files in the changeset currently selected. That way you can quickly arrow up/down through the change sets and see the files instantly in that set.

    If you want to get to the diffing tool, you still need to double click the changeset. This is only about showing the files in the…

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  15. Some configuration files & libraries etc. can need to be present, but customized/recompiled per-developer.

    We want to commit them to the repository (as they DO need to be present in at least a "default" state), but then once downloaded, we want developers to not have to worry about committing them ever. This feels like a very reasonable and common use case, and one for which "hidden_changes.conf" is made for.

    However, when we switch branches/changelist (which is very often!), we get the following error-looking dialog for any files we are locally changing but that ARE in "hidden_changes.conf" (see image).

    Ideally, if…

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  16. Having a live log of gitsync processing files (not just the ring/percentage, and steps).
    There's many occasions on which it stays for 10, 20 minutes on the same % and it's hard to know if it's not working or simply processing more or less files.

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  17. "Shelve pending changes..." is currently not available for cloud server. I'd already be happy if I could shelve them locally, even though I'm working on a cloud server.

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  18. Currently, with "Move Changeset" I can only move to a new branch or an empty one.

    But often I find myself quickly fixing a small bug or tweak a value, and switching to a different branch is something I don't think about at that moment. But the changeset does not belong on the branch that I committed it to.

    It would save an incredible amount of time if "Move Changeset" would do the following, when selecting a non empty branch:
    - Cherry Pick the full changeset from the target branch, including the comment
    - Delete the changeset in question

    Now…

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  19. I often find myself needing to restore workspaces to the exact state of some changeset. I don't care about the branch or changeset I'm currently on. I don't care about pending changes, added files, deleted files, private files. All I want is for my workspace to be 100% identical to the changeset I'm switching to. Right now, both in the GUI and CLI, doing so involves multiple potentially long running steps which may or may not require user interaction.
    Please give me the nuclear option to get my workspace into pristine state again!

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  20. Currently it's difficult to tell if a file has been checked-out and modified or is just checked-out as a mark for modification in the pending changes view.

    It would be nice if I could, at a glance see the Checked-out (Unchanged) or Checked-out (Changed) instead of having to run 'Undo Changes -> Undo unchanged' before almost every checkin.

    Perhaps changing the file icon from an orange exclamation to green if it's Checked-out (Unchanged)

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