Op woensdag 04-02-2009 om 15:29 uur [tijdzone +0100], schreef Michael J Gruber: > Jesse van den Kieboom venit, vidit, dixit 31.01.2009 21:05: > > Hi, > > > > I have been developing a gui application for git for gtk+/GNOME based on > > GitX (which in turn is based on gitk). I feel that it's reaching the > > point where it might potentially be useful for other people to use. It > > currently features: > > > > - Loading large repositories very fast > > - Show/browse repository history > > - Show highlighted revision diff > > - Browse file tree of a revision and export by drag and drop > > - Search in the revision history on subject, author or hash > > - Switch between history view of branches easily > > - Commit view providing per hunk stage/unstage and commit > > > > The project is currently hosted on github: > > http://github.com/jessevdk/gitg > > > > clone: git://github.com/jessevdk/gitg.git > > > > Please let me know what you think, > > OK, played with it, looks nice. Some feedback: > > Bug:? > After unstaged a staged file it does not reappear under "unstaged". It > appears nowhere. Hmm this _should_ happen, if it doesn't it's certainly a bug. > > Build: > gitg can't run from the build dir, it needs to be installed. > Reconfiguring with different --prefix does not rebuild (one needs to > make clean manually). This is true, I got a patch to fix this, but I'm not sure it should go in (e.g. read data files from current working directory). It's not common to be able to run C/gtk+ apps from the build directory, you should install them in a local prefix. > Features: > Displaying the subject after the parent shas etc would be nice. > Maybe forward/back buttons for taking you forward/back in your *browsing > history*? Say, you click on a parent, and then you want to get back. Showing the parent subject should be fairly easy to fix, I'll see if I can get that in. I have thought about a history-history, but I haven't felt the need to use it yet (also I don't think GitX has this), but it might be worth implementing. > Can one stage hunks somehow? Yes, you can click on the hunk header @@...@@ when viewing the diff in the commit view. You can also rightclick on this header and revert a hunk (or stage/unstage it from the context menu). > Cheers, > Michael > -- Jesse van den Kieboom Personal: http://www.icecrew.nl Professional: http://www.novowork.com -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
