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Product Version = NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200401061900) Operating System = Linux version 2.4.20-18.9 running on i386 Java; VM; Vendor = 1.4.2; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.4.2-b28; Sun Microsystems Inc. Java Home = /usr/local/java/j2sdk1.4.2/jre System Locale; Encod. = cs_CZ; ISO-8859-2 Home Dir; Current Dir = /usr/local/home/delphym; /usr/local/forte/forte3/NBdev-last/netbeans/bin IDE Install; User Dir = /usr/local/home/delphym/NBdev-last; /usr/local/home/delphym/.netbeans/dev ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- After fix of several issues #25139, 28001, 37398, 37593 and maybe more (not all marked yet as fixed) about unification of both CVS support in NB (former JavaCVS and G-CVS) it's hard to distinguish which mounted FS of CVS profile using which client... IMHO, I'd like to have an overview of which client I'm using, and there are several reasons: -even thought the UI and functionality is almost identical, there are several exceptions in their way of use (outputs/inputs/commands) -even though each command must have done its work in both client properly, there are (AND WILL BE!!!) still some bugs in each client that command doesn't work because a bug in its eg. execution String, implementation, bug in library, bug in external cvs binary.... etc. - and there are certainly others reasons which would prove the Difference on first sign of which client this FS is using will be useful Before that very needed UI merge the JavaCVS FS had a ping icon and G-CVS had purple. Now, because JavaCVS FS doesn't exist anymore, there is only G-CVS FS and thus only one icon and only one annotation :-( But under this "One Unique Look" are hidden 2 very different "engines" and If they would be distinguished by the different icon, or at least by the tooltip. It would be very valuable and useful...
System property "netbeans.vcs.T9Y" is introduced for that. When you start IDE with: ./runide.sh -J-Dnetbeans.vcs.T9Y=true you will have command-line CVS filesystems displayed as "CVS-EXT ..." and built-in CVS filesystems displayed as "CVS-INT ...". This is consistent with the Issuezilla convention where Summary is prefixed with either CVS-INT or CVS-EXT. /cvs/vcscore/src/org/netbeans/modules/vcscore/VcsFileSystem.java,v <-- VcsFileSystem.java new revision: 1.242; previous revision: 1.241
Thanks Martin, I'm looking forward it, when I could try it!
I'm glad I can confirm it is fixed :-) Thanks Martin again! It improves the quality of testing and you could start to look forward to a big number of new, exciting and serious bugs in CVS-Profile :-))) which you then will fix :-D