+1 from me too.
(and if we can abstract it to allow future use of version control in
the background we could one day exploit it to provide a revert
function)
RA
On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 9:51 AM, Jody Garnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Justin Deoliveira wrote:
>> +1. The new configuration backen
Justin Deoliveira wrote:
> +1. The new configuration backend was designed for this paradigm. Trying
> to keep feature parity with the old user interface by providing a Save /
> Revert is proving to be quite a bit of work.
>
+1 Explaining the Load / Apply / Save is always one of the highlights
+1. The new configuration backend was designed for this paradigm. Trying
to keep feature parity with the old user interface by providing a Save /
Revert is proving to be quite a bit of work.
-JD
Paul Ramsey wrote:
> Why not go all the way and dispense with "save" altogether. As soon as
> I hit
Why not go all the way and dispense with "save" altogether. As soon as
I hit "OK" on a property change, it is both applied *and* persisted.
I almost find this more intuitive than a situation where I've made
changes, but they aren't showing up in my running application until I
hit "save". To use yo
Perhaps the paradigm we are looking for is more like version control,
where incremental changes are made to a body, and when happy with a
complete set we tag the set.
It would be neat to be able to store and access components of
configurations in a version control system or other registry
infrstru
Mike Pumphrey ha scritto:
> Would it be possible/desirable to add in a configuration option to
> "Auto-Persist?" To me, the Save + Persist model has always seemed like
> one save too many, but I do recognize its importance to people. With
> "Auto-Persist," any changes made by hitting "Save" in
Would it be possible/desirable to add in a configuration option to
"Auto-Persist?" To me, the Save + Persist model has always seemed like
one save too many, but I do recognize its importance to people. With
"Auto-Persist," any changes made by hitting "Save" in a config page
would automaticall
