[Monotone-devel] Updated Issue 160 - monotone-viz doesn't handle 'suspend' (contrib)

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Hello,

The following issue has been updated:

160 - monotone-viz doesn't handle 'suspend'
Project: tools and contributions
Status: New
Reported by: Richard Levitte
URL: https://code.monotone.ca/p/contrib/issues/160/
Labels:
 Type:Enhancement
 Priority:High
 OpSys:All
 Component:Logic
 Component:UI
 Other:Usability

Comments (last first):

# By Richard Levitte, Apr  7, 2011:

Ah-hah!  You're quite right, in the most normal case...  I guess I've stumbled 
on a special case, which can be reproduced like this:

cd /tmp
mtn -d foo.mtn db init
mtn -d foo.mtn setup foo -b foo
cd foo
echo a > a; mtn add a; mtn ci -m a a
echo b >> a; mtn ci -m a a
mtn suspend w:
cd ..
mtn -d foo.mtn setup foo2 -b foo
cd foo2
echo c > c; mtn add c; mtn ci -m c c
echo d >> c; mtn ci -m c c
mtn-viz

Presto, you get to see both lines of development (both in branch foo), even 
though one of them is suspended.

My personal setup is that I basically had to redo a series of commits as a 
branch of another project instead of a standalone branch, then suspended the 
standalone branch...  needless to say, it's a little irritating to still see it 
in mtn-viz

# By Francis Russell, Apr  7, 2011:

Are you sure you've got that the right way round? Running monotone-viz, I can't 
enable viewing of any suspended branches since they don't appear. This is far 
more annoying since after I've merged and suspended a branch, I can't view its 
history in monotone-viz.

# By Richard Levitte, Apr  7, 2011:

*bump (for email)*

# By Richard Levitte, Apr  6, 2011:

Since monotone-viz was last hacked at, monotone got the 'suspend' feature.
Unfortunately, monotone-viz doesn't handle it at all, as far as I can see, and 
will happily show branches where the head revision is suspended.  I'd very much 
like to see a change where lines of development with head being suspended 
aren't shown.
The selection dialog could have a checkbox where one could choose if one would 
like to see the suspended lines of development or not...



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Issue: https://code.monotone.ca/p/contrib/issues/160/