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Re: Commit to multiple repositories

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2006-10-06 19:56:00 CEST

Mark Clements wrote:

> I think there has been a misunderstanding here.
>
> The original poster was (I think) requesting that when you select several
> repositories, right-click and select 'commit', the commit operation is
> performed on all selected repositories, rather than just the one that had
> the focus when you clicked. There is no requirement that they happen
> consecutively, concurrently, atomically or anything else, just that the
> commit be run on all folders. I suspect (for this to be at all useful) that
> a single dialog box would be presented, so you enter a single log message
> that is used to update each of the repositories separately, however I'm not
> sure if this was part of the OP's requirements.

Even this has serious issues:
* what should the commit dialog show? Group the entries by repository?
Or just show all entries the same way as now so the user won't even
notice which entries are from which working copy?
* using the same log message for multiple commits is something we must
not make easier to do for users. It is a very bad practice and should be
avoided at all costs. If we would provide this 'feature', then we would
make it easier for users to do bad things.

Stefan

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