RE: Re: feature request: queue for commit

Aren't there two completely different issues here ?

1. Ignoring intermediate files.

Certain files don't ever (*) want committing.

They can be configured to be ignored. With perhaps a means of overriding the ignore if necessary.

2. Batch commit.

If I've worked on some source files, and a related header, I want to commit them together.

However, if the header is in a folder some distance from the sources, it is awkward to select them all for a single commit. The header may be in a common folder of headers, wherein are others that I don't want to commit.

So the request here is to be able to select file(s) in one place to be queued, then to go to another place and commit both local and queued.

Possibly,

Richard.

(*) don't ever, or don't usually, but may in some circumstances.

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From: Sergey Azarkevich [azarkevich_at_gmail.com]
Sent: 15 September 2014 11:57
To: users_at_tortoisesvn.tigris.org
Subject: Re: Re: feature request: queue for commit

        From: Sergey Azarkevich [mailto:azarkevich_at_gmail.com<mailto:azarkevich_at_gmail.com>]
        Sent: Friday, 12 September 2014 22:35 PM
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        Subject: Re: Re: feature request: queue for commit

        2014-09-12 0:35 GMT+03:00 Glenn Carr <glenn_at_glenncarr.com<mailto:glenn_at_glenncarr.com>>:

> I guess I don't see how this would make the process any easier.

                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.

                The drag-n-drop provides this functionality now, but it would be even faster with right-click/queue mechanism.

        (Just thoughts)

        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.

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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