Hello,
Here is a sample scenario describing my problem:
1) In MyProject I modified both MyFile1.java and MyFile2.java but I
only want to commit MyFile1.java.
2) Right click on MyProject and then Team/Synchronized with repository
3) In the SVN Synchronized view I get
MyProject
+ sources
+ mypackage1
| + MyFile1.java
+ mypackage2
+ MyFile2.java
4) Right click on MyFile2.java and then Remove from view. I get
MyProject
+ sources
+ mypackage1
| + MyFile1.java
5) Right click on MyProject and then Commit. The commit to SVN dialog displays
Checked resources will be commited to SVN version control:
- sources/mypackage1/MyFile1.java
- sources/mypackage2/MyFile2.java (Ughh! I don't want this one! I
already removed it once!)
Why does the Commit dialog proposes by default to commit a file I
removed from the Synchronize view. The CVS synchronize and then commit
files doesn't work like this. Is there a way to make SVN synchronize
behave like CVS synchronize?
Thanks for your help,
Gérald
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Received on Wed Jan 18 21:00:24 2006