Feature requests

Hi guys,

first of all, you're doing an awesome job with Charisma. We really like it, especially the keyboard navigation.

There are however two features we would really depend on.

1. Issue Time tracking capabilities including summary reports.

2. Subversion integration. (relate committed files to specific issues).

Are there any plans on implementing them?

Thanks again and keep up the good work!

P.S. (Looking at the log file , a *LOT* of exceptions are thrown when using charisma, but everything seems to work just fine).

0
4 comments
Avatar
Permanently deleted user

Hi, SchottenHammel!

> 1. Issue Time tracking capabilities including summary reports.

Is not planned to be in version 1.0, but I created issue for next version: http://jetbrains.net/tracker/issue/JT-1138

> 2. Subversion integration. (relate committed files to specific issues).

This feature will be implemented in version 1.0 as integration with teamcity: http://jetbrains.net/tracker/issue/JT-631

Thanx for feedback!

P.S. did you try charisma command window?

0
Avatar
Permanently deleted user

As to the exceptions, most of them may actually be warnings like this:

17:58:53,339 WARN  [SortOperations                ] [btpool0-2      ] HeapSort called, size = 6

java.lang.Exception

at jetbrains.teamsys.dnq.runtime.queries.SortOperations$1$1$1.moveToNext(SortOperations.java:171)

......

We put exceptions into log in order to follow stack trace of operations that can affect perfomance.

0
Avatar
Permanently deleted user

Just out of interest

"We put exceptions into log in order to follow stack trace of operations that can affect perfomance."

Could you elaborate on this? How? When? Why :-)

0
Avatar
Permanently deleted user

For example, we know that sorting in memory consumes a lot of resources in comparison with sorting by database indices. That is namelly the case I metioned above. Method sorting in memory has additional code that logs a new exception with the WARN level. Looking at the log we can understand where this not so optimal method is called from.

0

Please sign in to leave a comment.