2011/8/22 Stefan Küng <tortoise...@gmail.com>: > On 22.08.2011 18:51, Neels J Hofmeyr wrote: > >>> Since TortoiseSVN has had this feature for a long time, it would >>> be interesting to know what kind of edge cases people have raised with >>> the >>> feature. Has anyone asked that these files not be updated or merged? >> >> I've asked, but only on this list... good point, I should ask tortoise >> devs >> directly. (But their changelist is called "ignore-on-commit", so it's >> pretty >> clear what it does, I guess.) > > Apart from a few bugs in our code, we haven't had any issues with that > special changelist. At least users haven't reported any. > The bugs we had were related to having files in that changelist initially > checked for commit when the commit dialog came up. > > Stefan >
One thing I miss with "ignore-on-commit" is that I actually want all changelists to behave this way: to be unselected by default. I usually use change lists to mark some work in progress. When committing I have to start with unselecting all, then I usually select the non-in-changelist items (they are grouped in TortoiseSVN as well) or the changelist I want to commit. If anyone wants to keep the current behaviour where only "ignore-on-commit" is special, it could be customizable, e.g. configure it to ignore all "ignore-*" or "WIP-*" lists, or "*". Best regards, Konstantin Kolinko
