Branch Explorer already autorefreshes each time you checkin (even when you undo, which is not correct).

To be honest, I profoundly hate GUIs which auto-refresh, they all end up eating up CPU when they should not. And that vision is certainly affecting the product :-)

Can you better explain why auto-refreshing is so important for you? I mean, what do you really expect? Check changes made by others on a centralized setup?

Got it.

What would you expect here? Resize to same size?

Why do you need a new workspace?? Why don't you just update your existing one??
Sounds weird.
Workspaces have nothing to do with AUTH.

Love the suggestion. Color or format changeset based on attributes, correct?

You are right. No reason not to. We'll do.

Yes, I think it should be pretty doable taking our IntelliJ one. We will check.

Got it! Shouldn't be hard at all

Ok, I guess you mean a Plastic SCM Cloud Edition for Linux, pre-configured, with the client setup and so on. Well, can be done.

Anyway, installing on supported distros is a snap right now :-)

Yes, this is a good one that is related to having triggers on Cloud and also a full pack of improvements we need for the code review.

Took good note of it for the review/refactor/rework of our code review system.

Thanks!

Hi,

Actually what the interval does is (9, 15] as explained here: https://www.plasticscm.com/documentation/advanced-version-control-guide.html#interval-merge

There might be better ways to explain it, definitely, but we didn't find a better one :-S

It all goes to the diff concept: when you diff 11, you are actually diffing eleven vs 10, right?

Have you seen our built-in semantic differences?? We use the outline of source code to collapse differences. Does it help? Or do you have in mind something that is not C++, C, Java, C# or VB.net??

Thanks Ignacio!

But the link seems to be broken :-S

Hi Chong!

Thank you for the suggestion. Can you please elaborate the point #7 and #8?

Thanks!

But why do you want to replace it in the merge tool if this is how your code is actually written?

Does your IDE does this?

Thanks Christian,

Would you mind elaborating a little bit more?

Yes, this is very interesting and not hard to do. We have to work on a batch of GitServer changes, and we'll consider this one then.

Interesting!

Would you prefer to have weight (then you have to assign it to each branch, which is a little bit painful) or would you prefer to have some sort of naming convention for this??

And, you want this weight to be private to you, right?

Hi Sergey,

Do you feel like giving it a try? :)

https://www.plasticscm.com/documentation/extensions/plastic-scm-version-control-task-and-issue-tracking-guide.shtml#WritingPlasticSCMcustomextensions

Hi Jan,

And you mean you somehow authenticate with the token instead with user/passwd or whatever, right? Something like "Security Mode = user token" and then the token.

Correct?

Hi Mariusz,

Do you mean Gluon??

Because it is working in the regular diff view.