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Add "Archive..." to context menu of File tree tab / Archive filter by path #1868
Add "Archive..." to context menu of File tree tab / Archive filter by path #1868
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In c374690 the GitUICommands.cs has got many additions and deletions due to whitespace differences which I unable to see using tools like kdiff3. This happens when I save the file with Visual Studio or Notepad++. Interestingly if I now checkout the previous revision 91079be then the GitUICommands.cs has got these additions and deletions right after checkout. My question is now which of the two versions of the file have the correct encoding or whatever is causing this behaviour (or: is something wrong with my machine or the file itself?)? Any ideas? |
It was not normalized eol repository problem. |
var selectedRevisions = RevisionGrid.GetSelectedRevisions(); | ||
if (selectedRevisions.Count != 1) | ||
{ | ||
MessageBox.Show("Select exactly one revision."); |
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Maybe disable archive item?
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I would keep it like this until the following is resolved: how to handle File tree tab when multiple revisions are selected?
- Option 1: diable the File tree completely
- Option 2: make it clear to the user which of the seleted revisions is shown [preferred]
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Ok.
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