Re: autocommit

Laurent, if you've accomplished even the autocommit on save piece of
this, I'd be interested in your notes.

Your guys' ideas would go a very long way towards improving the
experience in the browser.

Thanks,
Joel


On Aug 29, 4:40 pm, laurent laffont <[hidden email]> wrote:
> 2011/8/29 Göran Krampe <[hidden email]>

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> >> After my lost work experience I don't want to live it again.
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> >> I would like:
> >> - save always do a commit category (then commit button is not necessary)
> >> - on save / commit do a git commit on an alternative branch.
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> >> The jtalk part seems easy.
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> >> I cannot find how to trigger / run a system command / git when files are
> >> written via webdav. Is it possible ?
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> >> Maybe you have ideas on this.
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> > Well, if you le me go a bit ambitious for a second, I talked with Stephan
> > Eggermont quite a lot at ESUG and our ideas when it comes to handling source
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> > 1. Hook up to local storage (HTML5 API) and use that to log every "edit"
> > just like a change log. I later realized that I want to port Delta to Jtalk
> > and then we will have a really good model for this, and they can undo
> > themselves! This enables both undo but also "git stash"-like functionality
> > and also "commit grouping" etc etc.
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> I've played a little with local storage yesterday to see if I can have a
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> - local storage seems quite poor (cannot store objects, only primitive data
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> - is not cross-browser. Often I need to check stuff in several browsers - in
> this case it seems nicer to have history on server side.
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> As the jtalk application I'm developing will be integrated in a PHP project
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> > 2. Set up a public Riak server and some trivial functionality for doing an
> > OAuth login. And then store our modules there, and of course see directly in
> > the IDE what is available and be able to load with a single click etc etc.
> > Issues like namespaces (I don't want them really, or something very simple)
> > and dependencies etc - but we have a chance to do something simple that
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> > I intend to write down my thoughts on the wiki for discussion etc.
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> > regards, Göran