[Announce] teamgit-0.0.8 receipies preperations

[Announce] teamgit-0.0.8 receipies preperations

[Abhijit Bhopatkar]

hi ppl,

teamGit is a functional git gui written in qt, its ultimate aim is to
add functionality
on top of git targeted at small closely nit teams.

I have tagged the repo with v0.0.8!!!
You can now get the .deb from ubuntu intrepid ppa
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/bain-devslashzero/ubuntu intrepid main
package name is teamgit.
The main project website is http://www.devslashzero.com/teamgit

There are many small changes and feature adds
you can take a look at repo here
http://gitorious.org/projects/teamgit/repos/mainline

The major feature add however is addition on **Advanced** menu.

This menu is constructed on the fly parsing output of 'git help --all'
Then when you click on a menu item it issues git help <command> ,
parses the manpage and presents its options in a guified form.
It even display nice tooltips describing the option.

This is just a first stage of the planned feature. Ultimately this advanced
menu will be just a 'Admin' feature.
People will be able to save the selected options and parameters as 'Receipies'
and can cook a nice receipes package particular to their needs/organisations.

The feature is not really complete yet, but you can issue simple
commands using it.
Ther _are_bugs_ but i couldn't wait to showcase this nifty feature.

Check out the screenshot
http://www.devslashzero.com/images/teamgitscreenshots/screenshot-teamgit22nov.png

Abhijit Bhopaktar

Re: [Announce] teamgit-0.0.8 receipies preperations

[Sverre Rabbelier]

On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 15:02, Abhijit Bhopatkar <bain@devslashzero.com> wrote:
> This menu is constructed on the fly parsing output of 'git help --all'
> Then when you click on a menu item it issues git help <command> ,
> parses the manpage and presents its options in a guified form.
> It even display nice tooltips describing the option.

Whoah, looking at the screenshot, that's pretty awesome! Maybe I
should start keeping an eye on this project ;).

-- 
Cheers,

Sverre Rabbelier