> > $ svn save --revert -v2 "add hair color to person page" >> >> .. does the save and THEN drops the CL and it's changes in working copy - >> back to no changes but not necessarily up to date. >> > > That sounds like you're proposing an alternative syntax for what the > 'shelve' command does -- except I'm not sure what you want the 'v2' option > to do here; was that accidental? > > Maybe alternate, sure.
$ svn savelist add hair color to person page; v1 add hair color to person page; v1.2 add hair color to person page; whatever_passes_fora_versn_string $ svn save -v v2 -m "add hair color to person page" # Overwrites v2, perhaps would need a --force. $ svn save -v three # Created a new 'three' version of (implicit) "add hair color to person page" $ svn save -v three --revert # As above but also deletes the changelist and any changes to working copy versus last 'svn up' $ svn restore -v three # Creates a CL with all those changes on them. Oh and shelve/save/checkpoint would all reuse impl as they are pretty close. As does "Pull-request" (PR). $ svn pull-request -m "add hair color to person page" # Goes into codereview for Rietveld, Assembla, RhodeCode (etc), # Possibly needing a plugin, or CURL configuration in .subversion/ - Paul
