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The following wiki article is a small piece of Pulsar/Atom's history.
This wiki entry was taken directly from the atom/github
package wiki and is mirrored here in case that ever becomes inaccessible.
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- Beta launch went very well
- Relatively few problems
- Performance work @smashwilson and @kuychaco did is ✨
- GPG/credential helper work that @smashwilson shipped was solid
- Feeling good about shipping to stable
- Ensure room to triage and fix issues that may arise after shipping to stable
- File change notification service @smashwilson
- GitHub integration @BinaryMuse @kuychaco
- Create new PR
- Fill out existing functionality (timeline item types, new fields, etc.)
- Add mechanism for manual/auto refreshing
- Continue to investigate possibility of real-time updates
- Git integration @kuychaco
- Add "last commit(s)" view under commit box
- Investigate removing amend checkbox in favor of more robust HEAD management
- Web Workers
- Wait to see if issues arise with current implementation
- Better remote/branch management
- Existing UI mocks are relatively old and pre-docks
- Want to ensure what we ship is close to what we'll want long term to ensure UI/UX stability over time
- Resume conversation around design and pick this up in coming months
core:undo
support- Undo support is a misnomer in a system where there's not a linear set of edits
- Want to design a system where any action is recoverable (different from undoable)
- Really talking about UI Git porcelain at this point
- Start deeper conversations now, talk about more at mini-summit
- Git log / graph
- We could do something simple now very quickly but would it be up to the standards we want?
- Decided to work on "last commit(s)" view for June, talk about this more at mini-summit
- Stash support
- Start talking about UI/UX
- Additional GitHub PR work
- "Checking out" a PR from the GH pane is a great first step toward implementing a full code review flow