"Jay Freeman \(saurik\)" <saurik@saurik.com> writes:
> A while back (so maybe things are quite different now, but I doubt it as I
> didn't notice any discussion about something like this), I was playing
> around with a repository and had the following situation:
>
> Directory A contains File B. A has a property change, B has a modification.
>
> I wanted to commit the property change to A, and I was just blndly copying
> and pasting the entries from an "svn status" that I wanted to commit, so I
> listed the directory name as an argument to commit. I didn't want to commit
> the file modification as I knew it was bogus. Then, a little later, I did
> an "svn status", and noticed that the file wasn't marked as modified
> anymore, so I scrolled up on my terminal a little and noticed that the file
> had gotten committed.
>
> Is there some syntax that I'm just not noticing for doing non-recursive
> commits on a directory?
Commits can't be non-recursive right now (no code support). I'm
currently re-writing the ENTIRE commit driver, so I'll keep this
complaint in mind.
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Received on Mon Mar 11 21:35:48 2002