Mike Kupfer writes:
> I'd like to get gpyfm installed well enough on my desktop that I can try
> using it instead of FileMerge, even for work in Teamware workspaces. (I
> expect it won't have Tooltalk support. That's fine; I'll cope.)
>
> So I see there's a copy of gpyfm and fm in usr/src/tools
On Fri, Apr 20, 2007 at 05:33:07PM -0700, Mike Kupfer wrote:
> I'd like to get gpyfm installed well enough on my desktop that I can try
> using it instead of FileMerge, even for work in Teamware workspaces. (I
> expect it won't have Tooltalk support. That's fine; I'll cope.)
>
> So I see there's
I'd like to get gpyfm installed well enough on my desktop that I can try
using it instead of FileMerge, even for work in Teamware workspaces. (I
expect it won't have Tooltalk support. That's fine; I'll cope.)
So I see there's a copy of gpyfm and fm in usr/src/tools in the onnv-scm
repo. Do I ne
On Fri, Apr 20, 2007 at 12:50:50PM -0700, Garrett D'Amore wrote:
> I might have a go at updating nightly. Do you have anything written out
> in more detail about this problem? I'm imaging the problem is that it
> needs to know about /usr/closed vs. /usr/src, right?
>
Yeah, at the moment we've
Stephen Lau wrote:
> Rich brought up a good suggestion... make scm-migration-dev the default
> assignee for all bug components within the 'SCM Migration' product. I
> like it; what do people think?
Sounds good to me.
>
> This would in effect make all new bug submissions, and bug email updates
