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Robert Collins wrote:
| On Sun, 2005-10-23 at 14:14 -0400, Aaron Bentley wrote:
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|>You say 'internals', but this all sounds like UI stuff to me. Commit,
|>log and revert can all operate on particular files anyhow.
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| Yes they can. By internals I mean that we internally operate on full
| tree snapshots, but that the end user often is working with many related
| modules in one 'tree', and *their* intent may well be to commit 'this
| dir down' *more often* than it is to 'commit this whole tree'.
So by 'I'm starting to think that we are over emphasising the full tree
aspects of our internals.', you meant 'I think that our UI is too
strongly influenced by the full-tree nature of our internals'?
Personally, I like full-tree defaults, but I can understand that.
Aaron
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