Take Git.
On Mar 20, 5:00 am, Camilo Bejarano wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Just bought Versions and I was wondering if someone can share a workflow
> for designers to work with SVN and Photoshop in a local repository. I don't
> really need to keep a server, I just want to keep track of changes in my
> psd f
This is an annoying problem for me too. I cannot understand why
Versions does not use the command line version of SVN as detected and
listed in the preferences and/or why it is so hard to keep Versions in
step with current SVN development. SVN 1.7 is no new thing.
On 8 Feb., 20:58, Nathaniel Irons
That is indeed pretty nifty. Thanks for pointing it out.
On Jan 7, 5:51 am, mainstreetmark wrote:
> Just an FYI for everyone...
>
> iWork '09 doesn't use Packages to save documents, which means your
> Pages and Numbers files are directly SVN-able now, which is pretty
> friggin good news for your
The timeline should probably truncate the list of files committed
updated to ~10 with a link to expand to more. Huge commits lead to
long scrolls down.
In many respects I actually find the timeline view pretty useless. A
better view would be an actual timeline of commits. Eg (excuse the
horrib
Since the feedback web page is producing a 500 server config error I'm
posting this feedback here.
When you right click on a remote folder and select "Import..." from
the context menu the subsequent sheet that appears should have folder
you right clicked on selected as the base folder into which
