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Improve XLink conflict resolving in merge
Imagine the following scenario:
A repo with a XLink with a main branch and a child branch. Both branches have the same XLink.
Now the following occurs:
1) XLink is changed in both main branch and child branch
2) You do a merge from main to child branchYou'll get a conflict (which is expected). However, the "Source" and "Destination" values aren't very human readable in the GUI. I'm assuming they're the GUID's of the changeset or something similar.
Could you make it more human readable? Displaying the associated changeset, branch etc?
38 votesHi supporters!
We would need an answer to the question we asked here to be able to move forward. Otherwise, without extra info, we would need to discard.
Thanks,
pablo
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Deep integration with VersionOne
http://community.versionone.com/Help-Center/Administration/CommitStream
VersionOne introduces the new CommitStream feature which deeply integrated with GitHub/GitHub Enterprise. And it doesn't support Plastic yet.
https://ideaspace.versionone.com/default/Idea/Detail/2248
And I found others asked VersionOne to support Plastic as well.0 votesHi Seto,
First of all, we’d like to thank you for your interest in improving Plastic SCM!
We’ve studied your proposal and we’ve found this new VersionOne functionality really interesting. However, it seems that they’ve selected only few version control systems to be natively supported, all of them web-based and build around Git.
Since the new CommitStream appears to be deeply git-oriented at the moment, we believe that it should be the VersionOne team who takes the initiative to decide whether they would consider to support other version control systems. We would be really happy to work with them and connect our systems, but we’re afraid that this request is beyond our reach :-(
We’ll wait for a while to see if there are some movement on their side and we’ll let you know if we hear something.
Again, thank you for your suggestion!
Regards,
Miguel -
Drag and drop files from Windows Explorer. Like Perforce etc. Let Windows do what it is good at.
I really miss the drag and drop functionality that most Windows programs have such as Perforce. I'd like to be able to drag files from a windows explorer window to a changelist etc.
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