On 1/24/06, Glenn Carr <GCarr@connectship.com> wrote:
> Is it possible to commit files from different subdirectories using TSVN if they don't have a common parent?
>
> I have this situation:
>
> rootdir
> subdir1
> subdir1.1
> subdir1.2
> subdir2
> subdir3
> subdir3.1
>
> I'd like to commit changes in subdir1.2 and subdir3.1 in one transaction. I know that I can do this with TSVN by executing a commit on the common directory, rootdir. I can also do this by selecting rootdir in the left explorer pane, then selecting both subdir1 and subdir2 on the right, then committing from the right-context menu.
>
> I'd like to be able to commit _only_ subdir1.2 and subdir3.1, in case there are a bazillion controlled files in subdir1.1 so that I don't have to wait for TSVN to search for any changed files in those directories.
>
> Is that possible from TSVN?
>
> I'd like a feature that would let me drag directories into the commit dialog. I.e., I select subdir3.1 to commit, it quickly lists the changed files. I then drag subdir1.2 into the commit dialog. TSVN adds changed files from 1.2 to the list of changed files in the commit dialog. I can then commit all the files from 1.2 and 3.1 in one transaction.
>
> Am I missing something obvious?
Posting the same question twice in one day is not going to get it
answered any faster.
This is more a question for the TSVN mailing list, not the SVN list.
Seeing as how TSVN is a Windows Explorer shell extension and one can't
select folders in the manner you're suggesting using Explorer in
general, I'm not optimistic about this being doable.
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Received on Tue Jan 24 19:59:38 2006