Re: Reusing svn-commit.tmp

You can use the "-F" option in the command line client:
*
**$ svn commit -F svn-commit.tmp*

However, if you prefer to see the previously failed comment and be given the
opportunity to edit it, things get a bit more tricky.

You can create a tiny shell script that will read in this file in the editor
if this file exists. Otherwise, the commit brings up a blank screen.

On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 2:17 PM, Ben Kim <bkim_at_tamu.edu> wrote:

> Hi list,
>
> I recently have a network problem to the svn server, so the connection
> fails intermittently. (This is not a svn problem.)
>
> When I do a commit when the connection fails, I'm left with the
> svn-commit.tmp.
>
> If I try a few times it works. But each time, I need to re-enter the
> log messages.
>
> Is there a switch that let me re-use the log messages (or read it from
> svn-commit.tmp, or the latest one, like svn-commit.6.tmp)?
>
>
>
> Thanks.
>
> Ben Kim
>
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