Markus Fischer wrote:
> I can update a WC and omit externals, but I couldn't find a way to this
> also with commiting. In our project we reference externals and
> unfortunately our directory layout requires them to be so in the tree so
> they can always checked when I need to commit something. I fear somehow
> that this is connected to the underlying svn client library because I
> can't find this feature either in the command line version ...
TSVN commit is actually equivalent to a series of SVN commands. The
first part which populates the commit file list is 'svn status -v'. This
is probably the bit you want to skip externals in. But I see no easy way
of adding this to our commit dialog without adding (yet) another context
menu entry for 'Commit special' similar to Update/Update to revision.
> On a related note: is is somehow possible to drag and drop
> directories/files to be commited into the appropriate window or will it
> be available? With the command line client it's easy because you can
> quickly only provide the files/dirs to commit on the shell, so you can
> very selective commit only subparts of directories, however this doesn't
> seem to be possible with TSVN. Example:
>
> dir1/
> dir2/
> dir3
> dir4/
> dir5/
>
> I now only want to commit dir3 and dir5 but currently I have to select
> commit on dir1 and wait until the whole tree is checked (just imagine
> that the dir4 is *very huge* and takes *lots of time*).
Already done in 1.4.0 which will be released Real Soon Now :-)
Simon
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Received on Wed Sep 13 23:29:51 2006