What you request is available with the command line interface - just list
only the files you want to check in on the command line instead of issuing a
bare 'svn ci':
[vrfy:james] ~/james/home (6) svn stat
A foo
M
[vrfy:james] ~/james/home (7) svn ci foo -m "check in a subset"
Password for 'james':
Adding foo
Transmitting file data .
Committed revision 106.
[vrfy:james] ~/james/home (8) >
If you want something like what people are suggesting TortoiseSVN for, you'd
have to tell us what (if any) GUI interface you are currently using on
MSX. I know only of SCPlugin - if that's what you are using then they
are the people such a feature request should go to, not to the core
Subversion team.
Regards
Message
From: Rick Mann [mailto:rmann (AT) latencyzero (DOT) com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 7:39 PM
To: users (AT) subversion (DOT) tigris.org
Subject: Re: Support for partial checkins?
Jun 7, 2005, at 16:23, Frank Gruman wrote:
What S are you using? I can do exactly what you are requesting
through TortoiseSVN. Depending on the level (folder) that I am
committing, I will see any/all files modified within that directory
and sub-directories. I can then choose which files to commit (the
default is all).
I'm using Mac S X. The point is, I'm not using Windows, and TortoiseSVN is
a Windows product.