"CARASSO Felipe" <Felipe.CARASSO@gemalto.com> wrote on 10/11/2006 12:10:59
PM:
> > > Is it possible (I mean if you agree with this) to
> > include an option
> > > of an automatic update of the parent folders of the files
> > you've just
> > > committed? I think this could be very interest for most of
> > the users
> > > out there.
> >
> > I do not agree with it. Primarily because you cannot update
> > a folder without updating its contents, but also because I
> > generally do like the idea of running a potentially
> > unexpected operation as part of another one.
> > I cannot see considering something like this.
>
> My apologies for insisting (since you said you're not up to considering
> it), but it would be quite useful to have the parent folder's revision
> automatically updated after there's nothing else different between local
> and repository.
>
> I mean, the difference between the update needed for the folder revision
> and other differences can be pinpointed, right?
>
> I'm not saying that this should be mandatory (automatic update) neither
> the default behavior, but it would be a very nice option.
So you are basically saying that after every commit you would want to run
a full svn status -u command to verify that there are no incoming changes
(other than the folders) and then if there were not, then you would want
to issue an update?
You might want that conceptually, but I cannot believe anyone would want
it in practice were it to be implemented. There is zero chance I will
ever work on this. I would review a patch but cannot imagine accepting
it, although you never know.
Mark
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Received on Wed Oct 11 18:24:19 2006