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Ability to commit files from different subdirectories without a common parent dir?

From: Glenn Carr <GCarr_at_ConnectShip.com>
Date: 2006-01-26 16:17:23 CET

Is it possible to commit files from different subdirectories using TSVN if they don't have a common parent?

I have this situation:

rootdir
   subdir1
      subdir1.1
      subdir1.2
   subdir2
   subdir3
      subdir3.1

I'd like to commit changes in subdir1.2 and subdir3.1 in one transaction. I know that I can do this with TSVN by executing a commit on the common directory, rootdir. I can also do this by selecting rootdir in the left explorer pane, then selecting both subdir1 and subdir2 on the right, then committing from the right-context menu.

I'd like to be able to commit _only_ subdir1.2 and subdir3.1, in case there are a bazillion controlled files in subdir1.1 so that I don't have to wait for TSVN to search for any changed files in those directories.

Is that possible from TSVN?

Ideally, I'd like to be drag directories into the commit dialog. I.e., I select subdir3.1 to commit, it quickly lists the changed files. I then drag subdir1.2 into the commit dialog. TSVN adds changed files from 1.2 to the list of changed files in the commit dialog. I can then commit all the files from 1.2 and 3.1 in one transaction.

Am I missing something obvious?

Thanks,
Glenn

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