Peter McNab wrote:
> Rob.Conde wrote:
>> Hey Guys,
>> I had been trying to re-open a feature request but Stefan suggested
>> I instead bring my thoughts to this discussion. The relevance of my
>> request
>> probably falls under the category of commit work flow. Basically my
>> problem
>> is that I'm often committing a large number of files to a large
>> repository
>> but within those files need separate commits as to provide distinct
>> comments
>> on different sets of files. While in my case the delay is not as
>> extreme as
>> Jared's, it can take 1 to 2 mins to scan the directories each time I do a
>> commit. In the case where I'm doing perhaps 20-30 separate commits
>> this can
>> really add up and tends to discourage separating comments, which IMO
>> is bad.
>> It would be great if you could perform a commit without closing the
>> dialog
>> so that the files you commit disappear from the list, but you don't
>> need to
>> reopen/rescan to begin committing again.
> Maybe a tickbox option (agh runs and hides from Stefan) or some other
> customized way to allow this to occur would suffice. Needless to say,
> the list would need to be refreshed after each successful commit.
I'd say we postpone this issue until Subversion 1.5 is out. Because it
will have some new API's which deal with changesets. And with those,
there's more reason to keep the commit dialog open than we have now.
Stefan
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Received on Thu Aug 10 19:22:29 2006