Re: queueing up changesets offline

On Apr 3, 2009, at 07:02, Robert P. J. Day wrote:

> given my reading of changelists, it seems clear that they work only
> on a per-fileset basis, with any individual file being in at most one
> changelist at a time.
>
> i'm interested in being able to work on a working copy offline,
> where i can make some changes, "stage" those changes as a single,
> future commit (along the lines of what "git" can do), then go back to
> work, make some more changes (which might proceed from the previous
> changes), stage, etc, etc. when i'm finally done, and i get back on
> the net, i can then commit those changes, one at a time and *in that
> specific order*, to the repo.
>
> i can see that changelists don't support that kind of behaviour, but
> i've been told that "svk" does. have people used "svk" for this sort
> of thing? does it work well? or is there another way to get this
> behaviour? thanks.

As far as I know, that's one of the things svk is for. But I haven't
used it.

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Received on 2009-04-04 23:25:21 CEST