Re: commit-out of date

On Feb 1, 2008 10:22 PM, Manikanta Kumaraswamy <vizzimani_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi i recently started to use svn. My problem is
> while committing i am getting out date problem.
> My latest version is r6.
> My working copy version is r1.
> can I commit the changes what ever i did in version r1? And i dont want to
> update my working copy with latest version r6.
> --
> Manikanta Kumaraswamy

The file (or directory) must be at the revision that the repository
version of that "thing" is at. So you HAVE to update. However, you
don't have to update everything, you can selectively update individual
"things" by specifying their name on the command-line along with 'svn
update'. For example:

svn update path/to/file.c

Troy

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