Re: [TSVN] Feature Request

mjohnston@austar.com.au wrote:
>> Why would you want to delete the working copy after a commit???
>> Honestly, I can't even imagine a reason for this!
>
> Actually Stefan, I can think of a way for this to be used and was also
> brought up by some people in one of our teams here. They would like the
> ability to jump on a machine anywhere in the building and be able to make
> changes to a file ad then delete the repositiory from the machine so that
> there are not repositories littered around the company.

I think you meant 'working copies' instead of 'repository', but it is
still a very specialized feature request that is not a normal workflow.
for almost everyone else using Subversion/TortoiseSVN. Besides, how
hard is it to manually delete the working copy yourself after a commit?

-- 
Sly
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Received on Mon Jul 18 01:43:23 2005