need smarter add/remove

[John Taber <jt...@johntaber.net>]

using SVN on debian - it's running well - like it more than CVS, especially 
log reporting.  But it would be so much better if when committing - the 
program would check for any new files or removed files in the working 
directory - it is way too easy to overlook and not specifically add or remove 
a file in SVN after using cut, copy or paste in a file manager (ie 
Konqueror).  It would be nice if the program could perform a check and then 
prompt something like:  Found 2 new files: foo3.cpp foo3.h  Do you wish to 
add to repository?  (Y/N)

I know this can be done manually using status,etc, but the more smarts we can 
add - the less bugs and mistakes we'll make.  
thks.

-- 
John Taber


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Re: need smarter add/remove

[kf...@collab.net]

John Taber <jt...@johntaber.net> writes:
> using SVN on debian - it's running well - like it more than CVS,
> especially log reporting.  But it would be so much better if when
> committing - the program would check for any new files or removed
> files in the working directory - it is way too easy to overlook and
> not specifically add or remove a file in SVN after using cut, copy or
> paste in a file manager (ie Konqueror).  It would be nice if the
> program could perform a check and then prompt something like: Found 2
> new files: foo3.cpp foo3.h Do you wish to add to repository?  (Y/N)
> 
> I know this can be done manually using status,etc, but the more smarts
> we can add - the less bugs and mistakes we'll make.  thks.

Generally we've been against adding unpredictable interactivity to
Subversion, for reasons you can probably guess :-).  However, you
could implement this with a wrapper script pretty easily...

-K

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