Re: How to alter default behavior of svn commit?

On Oct 19, 2005, at 05:16, Matthew Wilson wrote:

> I often want to commit a few files that I've edited, but not others.
> So, I do something like:
>
> svn commit A B C
>
> But if I've edited files A through Z, and I unintentionally type
>
> svn commit
>
> I send all those files to the repository.
>
> Here's my question: is it possible to somehow change the default
> behavior of svn commit so that it will ONLY commit the files listed on
> the command line?
>

You could add something like this to your ~/.bashrc:

svn() {
     if [ "$1" = "commit" ]; then
         if [ "x$2" = "x" ]; then
             echo "svn commit: specify which files to commit" 1>&2
         else
             /usr/local/bin/svn "$@"
         fi
     else
         /usr/local/bin/svn "$@"
     fi
}

I'm not sure if that's all correct or as good as it could be but that
would be the general idea.

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Received on Wed Oct 19 10:14:08 2005