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Issue 1608 browsing dependencies with `darcs changes -i'

Title browsing dependencies with `darcs changes -i'
Priority wishlist Status given-up
Milestone Resolved in
Superseder minimal context function
View: 1514
Nosy List campbell, darcs-devel, dmitry.kurochkin, guillaume.outters, kowey
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Created on 2009-09-12.03:24:44 by campbell, last changed 2017-07-30.23:21:10 by gh.

Messages
msg8790 (view) Author: campbell Date: 2009-09-12.03:24:40
This evening, I learned about `darcs changes -i' for the first time
when Jason Dagit told me about it.  I'm very pleased: it seems to do
pretty much what I want, very straightforwardly.  I'd like to be able
to browse the graph of patch dependencies, though; it would be nice if
`darcs changes -i' had a command to show a list of the dependencies of
a patch for me to select from, just like `n' selects the next patch
and `k' selects the previous patch.  Currently `v' will name the
dependencies, but that's all; I don't know how to follow the
references and view those patches.  (Browsing in the other direction
would be nice, too -- i.e. a command to list the patches that depend
on the currently selected patch.)
msg8792 (view) Author: kowey Date: 2009-09-12.12:26:32
Hi Taylor, do you mean the explicit dependencies specified via --ask-deps? (you
mentioned 'v') or do you mean the dependencies inferred via patch commutation?
msg8793 (view) Author: campbell Date: 2009-09-12.14:33:24
Date: Sat, 12 Sep 2009 12:26:34 +0000
   From: Eric Kow <bugs@darcs.net>

   Hi Taylor, do you mean the explicit dependencies specified via
   --ask-deps? (you mentioned 'v') or do you mean the dependencies
   inferred via patch commutation?

I mean both.  It would be nice if the two were distinguished in the
interface, too.
msg8810 (view) Author: kowey Date: 2009-09-14.13:23:54
I think this is waiting for issue1514 just as issue927 is.
msg8867 (view) Author: guillaume.outters Date: 2009-09-24.13:35:45
----- "Taylor R Campbell" <bugs@darcs.net> a écrit :

> New submission from Taylor R Campbell <campbell@mumble.net>:
> 
> This evening, I learned about `darcs changes -i' for the first time
> when Jason Dagit told me about it.  I'm very pleased: it seems to do
> pretty much what I want, very straightforwardly.  I'd like to be able
> to browse the graph of patch dependencies, though; it would be nice
> if
> `darcs changes -i' had a command to show a list of the dependencies
> of
> a patch for me to select from, just like `n' selects the next patch
> and `k' selects the previous patch.  Currently `v' will name the
> dependencies, but that's all; I don't know how to follow the
> references and view those patches.  (Browsing in the other direction
> would be nice, too -- i.e. a command to list the patches that depend
> on the currently selected patch.)
> 
> ----------
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> nosy: campbell, darcs-devel, dmitry.kurochkin
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> title: browsing dependencies with `darcs changes -i'
> 
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History
Date User Action Args
2009-09-12 03:24:44campbellcreate
2009-09-12 12:26:34koweysetpriority: wishlist
status: unknown -> waiting-for
assignedto: campbell
messages: + msg8792
nosy: + kowey
2009-09-12 14:33:26campbellsetnosy: kowey, darcs-devel, dmitry.kurochkin, campbell
messages: + msg8793
2009-09-13 23:31:00koweysetstatus: waiting-for -> unknown
nosy: kowey, darcs-devel, dmitry.kurochkin, campbell
assignedto: campbell ->
2009-09-14 13:23:56koweysetstatus: unknown -> waiting-for
nosy: kowey, darcs-devel, dmitry.kurochkin, campbell
superseder: + minimal context function
messages: + msg8810
2009-09-24 13:35:49guillaume.outterssetnosy: + guillaume.outters
messages: + msg8867
2017-07-30 23:21:10ghsetstatus: waiting-for -> given-up