- add an action menu for the selected ref in the source view
- add Add Remote, Fetch, Pull and Push buttons to the bottom bar
- Add Remote icon by Nathan Kinsinger
- Fetch, Pull and Push icons are modified versions of André Berg's icons (from 4396081c07) made a bit smaller to fit in the UI better.
- move the status message for both the history view and the commit/stage view
- all PBViewControllers now have status and isBusy properties and can use those to put a message in the bottom bar when they are the active content controller of the window
- remove the separate window toolbars from the history and commit views and create a new window toolbar in the repository window
- add new toolbars inside the history view
- new class to draw a gradient in the background of a view
- moved the search field from the main toolbar to the scope bar
Remove the sidebar from the history controller and put it under the control of the window controller.
- the window controller is the delegate of the split view and controls resizing so the source list stays the same width as the window resizes
- the sidebar controller tells the window controller which content view to show
- removed the view selector from the toolbars of the history and commit xibs (the menu and keyboard shortcuts command-1 and command-2 still switch between the views)
- added horizontal lines to the history and commit xibs to delineate the bottom toolbar area
This adds a small method signOff which simply appends a SOB-line to the
current commit-message, using user.name and user.email.
Signed-off-by: Johannes Gilger <heipei@hackvalue.de>
Signed-off-by: Pieter de Bie <frimmirf+gitx@gmail.com>
The message that the commit was succesful used to disappear
because after the commit, the index would refresh and another
file would be shown. We fix this by never requiring a file to be
selected.
This merges functionality that was previously stored in the
combination of PBGitCommitController / PBChangedFile to a
dedicated controller, PBGitIndexController.
This adds a div in the webview to display the current commit
state. It allows us to notify the user of new commits by
showing something in the webview, rather than a modal
dialog.
Since Git recommends to use 50 characters in the first line of a commit
message, this adds a vertical line to the commit message view to show where
the 50 char limit is.
[PB: This preference can be changed using a user default -- for now we don't
have a preference pane yet, so this is hidden.]
Previously, we would try to copy the view selector from within
the RepositoryWindow, so we could reuse it and change it if we
need to.
However, that causes problems if you have another window open:
if we try to add an item using the insertItemWithIdentifier:atIndex:
method, the item will be added to _all_ toolbars with the same
identifier, even if those toolbars already have the item!
As I see no easy way to fix that, we completely avoid the issue
by not inserting any objects and just copying the view selector
from view to view.
Nathan Kinsinger