Re: Non-recursive commits don't work?

On Oct 6, 2004, at 12:52 PM, C. Michael Pilato wrote:

> Scott Palmer <scott.palmer@2connected.org> writes:
>> I did:
>>
>> svn ci -N -m "fixed bug xxxx"
>>
>> ...and there was no output from the command at all, "svn st" showed
>> that the files in that folder were still modified, as were a couple
>> files in a sub-folder.
>
> 'commit' is the only svn subcommand for which -N means "depth 0 --
> directory only" instead of "depth 1 -- directory and its non-directory
> children".
>

Ahhhh...

Feature request: avoid special cases :)

Perhaps a -D (depth) argument or something similar would be useful to
allow commit to work like everything else. E.g. -D0 directory only,
-D1 the directory and the files in it...

Scott

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Received on Wed Oct 6 19:28:25 2004