RE: Update to revision
From: Andreas Nicolai <andreas.nicolai_at_gmx.net>
Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2013 01:07:51 -0800 (PST)
Hi all,
I'd like to bring up the old discussion about the "Update to date" feature. While I understand Stefan's reasoning about the potential dangers, there seems to be a use case for many users (at least several programmers that I know of) who develop projects with externals where both externals and the project itself are in the trunk development (example: the main project is merely split into two projects for adminstrative/packaging reasons, but otherwise it is the same project). In our projects, we sometimes have 4 applications that are concurrently developed and they share up to 12 libraries via svn:externals. The manual tagging/branching does really only work towards the end of a project, or with a significant overhead which does not pay off for us.
In such use cases it is definitely a relevant wish to have a revert-to-date feature, which could be implemented in the GUI of TortoseSVN alone and does not require changes in the svnlib.
Suggested behavior:
The implementation is not really trivial, but not too complicated either. Maybe we can have a poll or so to get an idea about the priority.
If the availability of a developer is the main problem, I could work on this implementation beginning in May (I did some changes in TortoiseSVN long time ago, so I hope I'll get this done).
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