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* mq: clean up refresh behavior, reselect previous patch and/or file
* qreorder: show patch numbers (in series), and rev numbers of applied
* qreorder: jump to nearest patch after qdelete
* patchctx: display patch parsing errors clearly
* repowidget: jump to next patch after qdelete, not tip
* import output parsing for reject files
* revdetails: always select one file if changeset has files
* manifest: disable menu entries that are not connected, finish in 2.1
== repo registry ==
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== Annotate ==
* nix the standalone annotate dialog, always use manifest but open to a given file
* context menu should offer toggle between revision number, username or both
* In the gtk version there's a possibility to assign colors to the usernames in the changelog. Maybe those same colors could be used per user in the annotate window too ? And the colors in the annotate dialog for not configured users perhaps could be assigned with the same 'logic' as in the changelog ? That would be another bit of consistency in the product. I could also add an extra page to the setting dialog, for assigning colors to usernames ? I also see the hgqt changelog does not yet use those username color settings. I could look into that too ? (If you agree with the idea(s) Steve, I (Johan) am willing to give this a stab.) -- sjb sounds like a solid idea
* In the gtk version there's a possibility to assign colors to the usernames in the changelog. Maybe those same colors could be used per user in the annotate window too ? (SJB - this is now complicated by the 32-color restriction in Qsci)
** And the colors in the annotate dialog for not configured users perhaps could be assigned with the same 'logic' as in the changelog
** I could also add an extra page to the setting dialog, for assigning colors to usernames?
** I also see the hgqt changelog does not yet use those username color settings. I could look into that too?
* merge annotate.Annotate with fileview.HgFileView (after 2.0)
* support annotation of working copy (rev=None); needs changes on Mercurial-side.
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