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> From: Sergey Azarkevich [mailto:azarkevich_at_gmail.com]
> Sent: Friday, 12 September 2014 22:35 PM
> To: users_at_tortoisesvn.tigris.org
> Subject: Re: Re: feature request: queue for commit
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> 2014-09-12 0:35 GMT+03:00 Glenn Carr <glenn_at_glenncarr.com>:
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> > I guess I don't see how this would make the process any
> easier.
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> Cherry-picking files to commit is faster than having to
> visually scan, then select/deselect files - especially when you can use the
> open file dialog from your IDE or text editor to browse directly to the
> file's directory.
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> The drag-n-drop provides this functionality now, but it
> would be even faster with right-click/queue mechanism.
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>
> (Just thoughts)
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> From my point of view i is very strange to have many uncommited
> changes all time. I try to keep my working copies as clean as possible: all
> modified files should be commited togeter (except some config files which I
> add to ignote-on-commit cnahgeset). So, for me it is always simple - select
> 'commit' on working copy root and commit. If I need exclude some files from
> commit (well, world is not ideal...), it is also easy - all modified files
> usually available in commit dialog without scrolling.
>
> When I merge, I do it in clean working copy, so all incoming
> changes should be commited without exceptions.
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> There are some files that you don't necessarily want committed -
> intermediates such as object files, IDE "droppings", etc. Obviously, your
> mileage may vary and it might be a requirement for your workplace/style.
> Avoiding the intermediates could be done with ignore filters, but we've
> seen that these aren't universally applied.
Not sure that I understand you correctly.... Why not ignore them? Is here
some cases when it is undesirable?
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