Re: Can not do autoimic commit for deleted forlder and modification in some other folders/ files.
On Nov 24, 2011, at 01:47, Sachin Deshpande wrote: I have perform following local operations changed Folder1’s property. Modified File1 Deleted Folder2 I would like to do the commit of following Property change in Folder1 Deleted Folder2 But don’t want to commit the changes done in File1. How can I do it with one svn commit command ( atomic commit ). Save the modifications for File1 in a diff, or save a copy of File1 Revert the changes to File1 Commit Folder1 and Folder2 Apply the diff you saved to File1 (or restore the modified File1 from the copy you made) Another possibility might be to use svnmucc to to the property change and the directory deletion.
Re: Can not do autoimic commit for deleted forlder and modification in some other folders/ files.
On 24/11/11 07:47, Sachin Deshpande wrote: Hello, I am using SVN command line client 1.6.2 on windows. I have following folder structure Trunk Folder1 File1 File2 Folder2 File3 File4 Folder3 File5 File6 I have perform following local operations changed *Folder1*'s property. Modified *File1* Deleted *Folder2* ** I would like to do the commit of following Property change in Folder1 Deleted Folder2 *But don't want to commit the changes done in File1.* How can I do it with one svn commit command ( atomic commit ). If we use Svn commit --m msg Trunk\Folder1 Trunk\Folder2 It will work properly but will also commit the changes in Trunk\Folder1\File1 To avoid it if we use Svn commit --m msg --depth=empty Trunk\Folder1 Trunk\Folder2\File3 Trunk\Folder2\File4 Trunk\Folder2 Commit fails as it does not get the File3, file4 on disk. Svn commit --m msg --depth=empty Trunk\Folder1 Trunk\Folder2 Commit fails as with error. svn: Cannot non-recursively commit a directory deletion of a directory with child nodes Is this a bug or is there any way to perform atomic commit in the scenario explained. Thanks and regards, Sachin. I haven't tested this but my first idea would be to use changelists. Add Folder1 and Folder2 to a changelist svn cl test Trunk\Folder1 svn cl test Trunk\Folder2 and then remove File1 from it svn cl test --remove Trunk\Folder1\File1 Check that the changelist contains exactly what you want svn st Finally, commit using the changelist svn ci --changelist test -m msg As I said, I haven't tested this. Good luck Giulio
RE: Can not do autoimic commit for deleted forlder and modification in some other folders/ files.
Hello Giulio, Thank you very much for your prompt reply. I have found a document on net that says changelists work with files and not with Folders. Also tested it, svn cl skips folders. The output message is Skipped 'foldername' Thanks and regards, Sachin. From: Giulio Troccoli [mailto:giulio.trocc...@mediatelgroup.co.uk] Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2011 2:38 PM To: Sachin Deshpande Cc: users@subversion.apache.org; 'Christophe Meyer'; 'Sandeep Gupta'; 'Hans'; 'Thierry Vouriot' Subject: Re: Can not do autoimic commit for deleted forlder and modification in some other folders/ files. On 24/11/11 07:47, Sachin Deshpande wrote: Hello, I am using SVN command line client 1.6.2 on windows. I have following folder structure Trunk Folder1 File1 File2 Folder2 File3 File4 Folder3 File5 File6 I have perform following local operations changed Folder1's property. Modified File1 Deleted Folder2 I would like to do the commit of following Property change in Folder1 Deleted Folder2 But don't want to commit the changes done in File1. How can I do it with one svn commit command ( atomic commit ). If we use Svn commit --m msg Trunk\Folder1 Trunk\Folder2 It will work properly but will also commit the changes in Trunk\Folder1\File1 To avoid it if we use Svn commit --m msg --depth=empty Trunk\Folder1 Trunk\Folder2\File3 Trunk\Folder2\File4 Trunk\Folder2 Commit fails as it does not get the File3, file4 on disk. Svn commit --m msg --depth=empty Trunk\Folder1 Trunk\Folder2 Commit fails as with error. svn: Cannot non-recursively commit a directory deletion of a directory with child nodes Is this a bug or is there any way to perform atomic commit in the scenario explained. Thanks and regards, Sachin. I haven't tested this but my first idea would be to use changelists. Add Folder1 and Folder2 to a changelist svn cl test Trunk\Folder1 svn cl test Trunk\Folder2 and then remove File1 from it svn cl test --remove Trunk\Folder1\File1 Check that the changelist contains exactly what you want svn st Finally, commit using the changelist svn ci --changelist test -m msg As I said, I haven't tested this. Good luck Giulio
