Queue up changed files and commit?

[David Balazic-2]

Hi!

(using Eclipse 3.4.2 and subclipse 1.6.5)

Is it possible to somehow queue up locally changed files one by one and then commit them in one go?
That is : one comment and one SVN transaction.

In the project, we have many changed files, from which only a subset is due to a
single issue/ticket/bug and only that subset should be commited. As the changes
are spread over multiple directories and eclipse projects, they can not be easily
multi-selected in the Outgoing mode view and commited that way.

Regards,
David


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[Mark Phippard-3]

On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 11:27 AM, David Balažic
<david.balazic@...> wrote:

> (using Eclipse 3.4.2 and subclipse 1.6.5)
>
> Is it possible to somehow queue up locally changed files one by one and then commit them in one go?
> That is : one comment and one SVN transaction.
>
> In the project, we have many changed files, from which only a subset is due to a
> single issue/ticket/bug and only that subset should be commited. As the changes
> are spread over multiple directories and eclipse projects, they can not be easily
> multi-selected in the Outgoing mode view and commited that way.

This sounds like what the changeset feature in the Synchronize view is
for.  Just create a changeset and then drag and drop files into it to
organize them.  Or use Mylyn and activate the task you are working on
before you make changes and Mylyn will automatically organize the
files into changesets based on the tasks.

Changesets also let you edit the commit comment in advance of doing
the commit, which can be useful if you want to maintain a running log.

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Thanks

Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/

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