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Feedback from Subversion Live 2011 in San Jose:
(just a suggestion, this needs a lot of discussions first)
quote from email:
Let me paint a picture:
Your organzation believes in code review. ie a senior programmer looks a
junior programmers code and after he reviews it sets the svn property
"codereview" to passed or failed. Obviously the code could move in and out of
these states as it evolves.
The fact that the latest revision of code is marked "codereview:failed" would
prompth the person responsible for the code to fix it up to coding standards.
(comments, variable names, indentation etc)
The reviewer can obviously make comments about what is wrong in the Log
Messages when he/she checks in the code with a changed property.
Where this breaks down is:
1.How does anyone "easily" find out which files (or versions of files) have
this propert set?
2. It would be nice to be able to limit the property input to the values "pass
and fail", and it would be even better if these values could be selected.
3. It would be cool if selectively, a user could have a column in the "log
messages" and "repo-browser" set to a specific property.(like Bug-ID's)
4. Some sort of report would also be nice.
Just passing on ideas.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by tortoisesvn on 3 Feb 2011 at 7:39
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