Re: "svn commit" should always prompt after popping up a log message editor
From: Julian Foad <julianfoad_at_btopenworld.com>
Date: 2003-09-26 02:32:25 CEST
kfogel@collab.net wrote:
I think he meant that, because he has already saved, even if he then quits "without saving", Subversion takes the file that was saved earlier and commits with it.
Or are you using an editor that returns an error if you quit without saving? That would explain your view of the matter, because then it would make it easy for you to abort the commit. I don't think many editors do that.
>>Maybe if it could re-ask when the editor is exited? (Or has this already
"Re-ask"? It (Subversion) hasn't asked anything at all at this stage, has it?
>>been discussed?)
It's not that I haven't realised that I don't want to commit. I have realised, and now want to abort the commit while preserving my mostly-finished log message. At this point I stop and think "Ah, how do I get out of here? Oh yes, when I quit, I'll get asked that question that I normally answer without thinking. But this time I'll think before answering it. OK ... now quit the editor ... now answer Subversion's confirmation, this time in the negative."
- Julian
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