Gérald Quintana <gerald.quintana@gmail.com> wrote on 01/18/2006 11:15:41
AM:
> 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?
The Commit dialog just takes the items you actually selected and figures
out what to show based on the Subversion status. So if you select a
folder, it will show all of the modified/unversioned/missing items beneath
that folder, regardless of what is in the Synch view. This was the only
way it was possible to show the items from multiple projects in the same
dialog so that they could be processed in a single commit.
Mark
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Received on Thu Jan 19 16:36:46 2006