On 3/2/2012 3:13 AM, Ulrich Eckhardt wrote:
> Am 01.03.2012 16:04, schrieb Josh Reynolds:
>> Actually I guess I'm wrong, because I just looked and it turns out when
>> you go into check for modifications dialogue, then click check
>> repository, you do indeed have an option to update only selected parts
>> of your wc by right clicking on items that it shows with a remote status
>> of modified. That's pretty much exactly what I was looking for, I just
>> didn't realize it was there.
> There is another way which I personally find better, because it isn't
> split by files but by commits. The approach is to simply look at the log
> (SVN Show Log). The current revision of the working copy is shown in
> bold, from there on you can check the logs if you want to accept
> changes, even directly look at the diffs, and also update the working
> copy via the context menu to a specific revision.
>
> However, it sounds as if you wanted to accept changes in some parts of
> your working copy but not in others, which this doesn't support.
>
> I hope this time I'm not missing half of your post...
>
> Uli
>
Heh, the second part wasn't important anyway. My problem is that I'm
often holding certain projects in one state because I don't feel like
re-working large parts of my code to deal with the changes the other
people I work with make to the projects that my stuff depends on. So I
just hold off on pulling down their changes. What I really should do is
branch those projects and have my stuff use those branched copies, and
then merge changes to them from the trunk at my leisure, but alas I am lazy.
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Received on 2012-03-02 17:04:58 CET