Hello,
I'll try to explain what I would like to see in DVC bookmarks to get
it better.
For now, I have en entry for each branch I use, each branch has its
own partner list, all theses partners list are almost the same.
I wonder if it possible to group all the branches related to a project
under a container, like the topics in Gnus, which can expand and
collapse.
The layout I use for DVC is like this:
dvc/
|-- devel # My main development here
|-- mainline # Stephan Reichoer branch
|-- branches # My per-feature branches
| |-- cdbs # use CDBS for debian package
| `-- package-maint # dgnushack from Gnus with some modifications
|-- partners # All the partners
| |-- matthieu.moy
| |-- michael.w.olson
| |-- stephen.leake
| `-- toby.allsopp
`-- releases # When we'll have releases ;-)
|-- 0
| `-- 9
| |-- 0
| |-- 1
| |-- 2
| `-- 3
`-- 1
`-- 0
`-- 0
I'd like to reproduce this in my DVC bookmarks.
Instead of having a partner list per branch, I'd like to mark a
specific branch and then run dvc-missing, or dvc-merge on the branch I
want, for example:
- I select dvc/partners/toby.allsopp,
- I place the point on dvc/devel,
- Then I run dvc-missing.
And what about managing branching in the DVC bookmarks, for example:
I think about having a dvc/fixes tree, when we will have releases, for
example:
- I mark the release 0.9.2,
- I create a branch in dvc/fixes/bugfix-<number> (this add the
entry in the dvc bookmarks automatically ;-)),
- Then I fix the problem and merge it in my dvc/devel branch.
bzr is simple to use on the command line, but I'd like to do quite
everything from Emacs.
Regards.
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Daniel Dehennin
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