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Issue #57900 The spec does not talk about editor integration (tab coloring and popup menus). Interesting question regarding editor tab coloring aligned with explorer view is that CVS alters color of modified files. It possibly clashes with the "asterix" concept used for marking modified files in editor. There are two ways how to present modified files: - asterix that means file in memory does not match file on disk - CVS color that means that local file does not match repository version Is it OK? Issue #57776 Jesse: BTW careful with that UI spec. It does not specify what to do when part of the project - e.g. external ${src.dir} - is under CVS but part - e.g. main project dir incl. nbproject - is not. I guess it should then be treated as unversioned (but e.g. "Source Packages" would have the versioning UI). My understanding is quite opposite. Present versioning action whenever at least one part of project is versioned.
Jano could you resolve. Core folks are ranting that we require changes without spec <http://ui.netbeans.org/nonav/docs/hi/promoF/vcs-spec.html>.
Spec update needed...
Jano should update the spec. but this is not a bug in a product. P3
This was fixed in the spec. * The editor tabs use the same color for file names as in the project window. * A project is versioned (contains CVS actions in contextual menu and shows CVS badges) if at least one folder in that project contains CVS metadata. Read first two paragraphs at: http://ui.netbeans.org/nonav/docs/hi/promoF/vcs-spec.html#Projects_Window
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