First, make sure the project stores user/email for SCM (again!). Also
allow user to change the user/email > once. Add a check to
stash (from menu) for credentials also.
This allows us to change the remote user and email more than once.
Also it ensures that
This patch ensures a consistent window title when used
internally (in Edi) or externally. The title should
correspond to that Edi provides in its window title.
This removes the existing popup code. The edi_scm executable should
run in any git tree giving the status of the repository. The Edi
UI calls this for the commit dialogue also.
Make sure we're handling the right process. Also clean-up the
sockets manually. Also make sure we actually do ninja's
clean, otherwise we might be waiting for a long time.
Fix scm to avoid race-condition. Also get rid of the custom
text as it's too much. Two icons, one for states and one for
staged (visible if not staged).
Add method to obtain the diff of changes and also add this to the
commit screen. There is also some minor UI tweaks included in
this commit, though related to methods modified.
This adds tracking of other build types and their exit status and
allows us to use desktop notification for these also. Also cleaned
up some unnecessary cleanup code.
This adds two methods for handling executing shells async. The notification
has been reworked to use this method so there is less blocking. A callback
can be passed to the handler method for various actions on the exit status
of the script execution.
This patch adds tracking of the build process's status code. This allows us
to respond to the build process within the program much easier. Also added
a simple API for desktop notification of the build process and its exit code
which is useful and pretty.
Summary:
there are times when new files are difficult to delete without adding commiting and removing etc.
this should stop that.
Reviewers: ajwillia.ms
Reviewed By: ajwillia.ms
Differential Revision: https://phab.enlightenment.org/D5120
In the process we needed to define if a project can be run...
Python and rust can always be run as they will build their binaries
whereas make and cmake need to be configured etc...
Al Poole
Andy Williams
Marcel
Marcel Hollerbach
Jean-Philippe Andre