On May 4, 2007, at 12:02, Duncan Murdoch wrote:
> On 5/4/2007 12:34 PM, Cuban wrote:
>
>> How can I commit two seperately checked out folders
>> silmultaneously, so that
>> when viewing the comments in SVN, all the files were commited as
>> the same
>> revision?
>> Here's a diagram of my WORKING Copy configuration:
>> C:\SVN-
>> |_Checkout Folder 1\Files and folders here
>> |_Checkout Folder 2\Files and folders here
>> Both checkout folders are seperate checkouts from different
>> locations in the
>> repository. If I run this command:
>> svn commit "c:\svn" -m "Commited both folders"
>> Only Checkout Folder 1, and all of it's subdirectories/code is
>> commited. - I
>> need checkout 2 subdirectories and code to be committed as well,
>> under the
>> same revision.
>
> I don't think your description above is correct. If c:\SVN is not
> a working copy, then you would get an error when you tried to
> commit it.
Right, you would have got an error like this:
svn: 'C:\SVN' is not a working copy
svn: Can't open file 'C:\SVN\.svn\entries': No such file or directory
> So I suspect what you really have is your folder 2 checked out into
> the middle of an existing working copy. This can work, but only if
> you define folder 2 as an external of the c:\svn directory. Then
> you could commit changes to both folders in one commit.
But externals aren't a solution either... Subversion will not commit
changes you've made in an external directory if your commit command
is for a directory above the external.
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Received on Sat May 5 02:31:25 2007