Tell me your secrets and i'll tell you mine
This looks pretty cool indeed. I will give it a try tomorrow.
Can you explain why one would want a popup for every single file that gets checked in/out/whatever? I understand that it can be helpful when you're waiting for someone else to checkin a document which you need to edit as well, but in a big project, files get checked in and out every minute, so I guess the popups (or emails!?!) will get pretty annoying. ... or am I missing something here?
I imagine on small teams where you check in blocks of work as opposed to individual files it would be quite useful. I know it would be useful here if it ran on Subversion. [)
But VSS doesn't support checking in blocks of files (like an atomic action).
@Robert : You are right about the many popups that could get on the screen. In the current dev tree I've already modified the code so that you only get a sound notification when there haven't been notifications the last 5 seconds. I could ofcourse add the option to only display one popup to notify that the journal has changed. But then you would have to open the main window to see what changes occured. So that is not really usefull. About SVN... I use SVN as a repository for SourceSafe Spy.. :) SVN is so much easier to work with then SourceSafe. In the next version I want to add a regex pattern matcher for the the resource string. This way you can get a notification for a piece of tree that has changed. This way you can see what CI's are changed. This ofcourse will only work if you have well designed repository tree.