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But the extra info only tells me about one changeset, not the interval of changesets involved. (To summarize: The extra info contains the same info, as the visual representation with the arrow.)
It is the information about the "interval", which is necessary for me. :-)Christian Götz
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Plastic SCM 10.0.16.5668
https://www.plasticscm.com/download/releasenotes/10.0.16.5668Windows – Plastic: Auto-update!
Now you can update Plastic on Windows to the latest version from within the application itself.
When Plastic detects that a new version is available, the help panel will display a notification telling you which version is available. On the help panel is a link to download the latest version.
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Ah, ok. From the "diff concept" point of view, it is logical for me.
So, it is effectively like:
If you want to merge an interval of different changesets, at first you have to select the base/neutral changeset and then the last changeset with the wanted changes in the chain.
Or, another explanation:
If I do a single cherry pick of a changeset, for example cs15, it's the same as if would do an "interval cherry pick" from cs14 to cs15. So, for the single cherry pick, it's internally an "interval cherry pick", just with the previous changeset as default "base".
So, that's really clear to me now. So, you have not to change the logic behind it.
But maybe, you could make the visual appearance about that logic a bit more clear? Or give the user a hint about, how the selection of the changesets have to be done? (Maybe in a same fashion, like you give the user a hint about "base", "source" and "destination" when he has to do a manual merge.)