3 Mar 02:00
Re: [BUG] dvc-load-state & dvc-save-state are not autoloaded
Xavier Maillard <xma <at> gnu.org>
2008-03-03 01:00:11 GMT
2008-03-03 01:00:11 GMT
Hi Sam! I am glad to see you still on our listI have applied your patch now. Since you use gnus, you could submit the next patch via M-x dvc-submit-patch. This makes it a bit easier for me to apply the patch (I just need to hit K t a on the message containing the patch). Is there something alike for us, poor rmail users ? :) Xavier -- -- http://www.gnu.org http://www.april.org http://www.lolica.org
I have applied your patch now. Since you use gnus, you could submit
the next patch via M-x dvc-submit-patch. This makes it a bit easier
for me to apply the patch (I just need to hit K t a on the message
containing the patch).
Is there something alike for us, poor rmail users ? :)
Xavier
On the other hand we are doing our best to make it as intuitive as
possible to use without a user manual.
I don't use git personally. But I think that it should be usable to
edit your working copy, view diffs, view log messages, view the
current status and commit to your repository.
I think Micheal is using it for muse and his other projects. Michael,
could you tell us your impressions.
I use it to track muse and planner development:
M-x dvc-missing to view the changes
M-x dvc-pull to update the working copy
Which commands do you use for your git tracked projects?
Some (the most important?) are already covered. We could add some
more, when we know some use cases...
The function dvc-gnus-article-apply-patch looks at the message and
calls the appropriate dispatcher function.
In the case of an attached patch, dvc-gnus-apply-patch is called.
Stefan.
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