OK, I have committed this. (svn rev 6915, plus a bit earlier I added
the String:runInTerminal command.)
It makes a very obvious difference to how quarks runs. On OSX (not on
other platforms) all quarky-svn commands are launched in Terminal
rather than run internally.
I like this actually. Apart from getting over the certificate issue
(touch wood!), it's quite nice that you get a single self-contained
terminal window in which the updating is logged. But let me know what
you think.
I made a blanket change (i.e. to all quarky-svn commands) rather than
trying to come up with some clever scheme to detect first-timers. I
think this is a fairly robust way to do it but I'm open to subtler
approaches if people come up with them.
Dan
2008/1/10, felix <felix@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
On Jan 10, 2008 11:41 AM, Dan Stowell <danstowell@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I proposed one solution a while ago but no-one seemed too into it
http://www.nabble.com/Solving-the-first-time-Quark-checkout-problem-to13113595.html#a13113595
I think I missed this post.
yeah, that looks good. and its a somewhat standard behavior.
an extra step would be to pop open an sc dialog box that explains:
"For security reasons you must personally accept the SVN
certificate of
{servername} in a Terminal window. {further explanation....} You
only need
to do this the first time."
OK ->
pop open the terminal
for instance PsyncX does this.
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