Re: Feature Request: Option to *always* commit all the changes in the *entire* working copy.

2009/8/6 David Walthall <walthall_at_stanfordalumni.org>:
> Nick Sabalausky wrote:
>> Currently, if you do a commit from a subdirectory within the working
>> copy, only the changes within that subdirectory are selected for the
>> commit.
>
> Perhaps adding the following as a Start Commit Hook script would be helpful:
>
> cmd /C tortoiseproc /command:commit /path:"path\to\root\of\wc" && exit 1
>
> Add it to every subdirectory of the working copy (but not the root of
> the working copy).  Make sure that "Wait for the script to finish" is
> checked.

Using hooks is a good idea, but not like that - you have set up an
infinite commit loop as each commit calls the start-commit-hook which
then starts another commit which calls ...

But it is even easier than you suggest because the working directory
is passed as a parameter so you can simply set up a start-commit-hook
script like this:

@echo off
if %3 == "C:\Working\Copy\Root" exit 0
echo Commit started from %3 >&2
exit 1

The same hook script will be used when started from a child path, so
you don't have to set up a script for each of the subdirectories.

Simon

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