Hello,
Yes it is possible. There are two ways to do that:
You may set custom ISVNCommitHandler to SVNCommitClient that will be
called prior to commit:
public String getCommitMessage(
String message,
SVNCommitItem[] commitables) throws SVNException {
commitables[0] = null;
return message;
}
Above code excludes first item from the list of items to be committed.
Another option is to use two stage commit:
SVNCommitPacket packet =
commitClient.doCollectCommitItems(paths, keepLocks, force, recursive);
try {
SVNCommitItem item = packet.getCommitItems()[0];
packet.setCommitItemSkipped(item, true);
commitClient.doCommit(packet, keepLocks, commitMessage);
} finally {
if (packet != null) {
packet.dispose();
}
}
Make sure that you always call "packet.dispose()" even if you do not
call "doCommit" - otherwise working copy might remain locked.
Alexander Kitaev,
TMate Software,
http://svnkit.com/ - Java [Sub]Versioning Library!
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rajagopal NS wrote:
> We use svnkit 1.1.6.
>
> While using doCommit method of svnCommitClient for committing. We use
> recursive on.
>
> While a committing a directory in a particular session, we want to send some
> exclusion list (files/paths that should not be committed).
>
> We would like to know how we can do the same?
>
> Is it possible to Collect Commit Items using API, remove whatever we want to
> remove and then commit?
>
> Regards
> Rajagopal NS
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