On 4/17/06, Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman@red-bean.com> wrote:
> An initial super-simple implementation of such a feature could be
> nothing more than attaching a changelist name as an 'entry-prop' in
> .svn/entries, or something similar. Later on, if we wanted to get
> fancy and try to make the svn client also be "super quick" and avoid
> crawls, we *could* have the client track changelists in a central
> registry, such as in ~/.subversion/. Of course, the tradeoff is that
> it takes us one more step towards the idea of working copies being
> non-divisible and non-portable. Not sure we want to open that
> discussion. :-)
A few more ideas that occurred to me...
Can files be added to a changelist if they haven't been modified?
What happens when a file has been added to a changelist, then is
reverted? Does it revert both the changes and its membership in the
changelist or does changelist membership exist separately?
If a file is a member of a changelist and it's committed, is it
removed from the changelist?
-garrett
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Received on Tue Apr 18 19:36:39 2006