Add preference for showing exact or relative dates.
Make the showWhitespaceDifferences preference work.
Make the context slider in the diff views work.
This is done with a minimal version of jQuery 1.3.2 being responsible for the animation and
a small cookie storing the last value between page refreshes so that it can be incremented by the HTML sliders
default value.
TODO: Maybe we can also make the default context value into a preference?
- filters for All, Local/Remote, and the selected branch
- "Local" includes both branches and tags
- "Remote" includes all branches from the same remote as the selected remote branch (i.e. not other remotes)
Changes to make the above work:
- add a history list class between the repository and rev list
- store a project rev list with all the commits from the project
- use the project rev list to graph the history for individual branches when there have been no changes
- use a different rev list to show non-simple revs (history of a file, revs from the gitx tool)
- update the commits in chunks to a mutable array so the table view's array controller has less work to do
- only update the project rev list from git when actually necessary
- don't add the All Branches and Local Branches revs to the branches array
- some changes related to forcing the project's rev list to update when changes are made
- some changes related to not causing updates too often
- store the selected filter in user defaults
- when the graphing is done select the commit for the branch
Store all the open documents when the app closes and then open them when the app starts again. Defaults to NO, so that there is no change to the existing behavior.
Checkout:
- PBGitRepository: add checkoutRefish:
- PBRefController: renamed checkoutRef: to checkout: and use new method in PBGitRepository
- add to the contextual menus for commits (it was already in the menu for refs)
- add "Checkout branch" checkbox to the Create Branch sheet
- store the state in the defaults
- tell the commitController to rearrangeObjects so that the refs highlight correctly (seems to only be a problem when going from a branch to a detached HEAD at the same commit)
We don't want to do this in the commit view, as that way you can't
commit whitespace differences. You'll never be able to have a clean
working tree, and you can't see why the files remain 'unstaged'. So, we do this
only for the history view :)
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.]
André Berg