Re: [Subclipse-users] Override and commit?

Jiří Mareš <Jiri.Mares@svt.cz> wrote on 06/09/2006 09:09:14 AM:

> :-((( This is the problem of subversion or subclipse? If subclipse is
it
> possible to create somewhere the "Feature
> Request"? In Issue Tracker?
>
> This operation is quite offen in our environment ...

It is definitely not something one can do easily using Subversion
commands. Subversion will not allow you to commit a file unless it is at
the HEAD revision, so the local file has to be updated first. That means
the code for such an option would have to copy the local file to a temp
location, perform an update, copy the file back, and then perform a
commit.

You can file an issue in the issue tracker. If you want to see the option
added, you will most likely need to submit a patch that implements it.
Otherwise, you will just have to hope that someone else find the feature
valuable and submits a patch.

Mark

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