This is a workaround, but definitely annoying. Command-clicking sometimes works, but sometimes not. For example, if I want to commit changes to a directory's properties, but not changes within the directory itself. I end up having to use Terminal and the --depth option.
I requested the addition of checkboxes in the commit dialog as well. TortoiseSVN and Eclipse's SVN plugins allow for this type of behavior, and Versions should do the same. - Quinn On Jan 10, 2011, at 4:48 AM, Jorde Vorstenbosch wrote: > Cue, > > Permanently/Temporary with ignore. You can always unignore them when you want > to commit them. > > Not sure if that is what you mean. > > Jorde > > On 10 January 2011 13:13, Cue <[email protected]> wrote: > Is there a way to exclude files from a commit? In other words an inverse > method of what Peter described? > > Cue > > > On 10 Jan 2011, at 11:18, Jorde Vorstenbosch <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> Peter, >> >> Just select the files you want to commit in the browse tab, then hit commit. >> >> Jorde >> >> On 10 January 2011 05:02, peterept <[email protected]> wrote: >> Often I don't want to commit all the edited/open files that are all in >> the same folder. >> >> Any way to do it? On other clients there is a checkbox on each item on >> the commit window or you can create multiple working file sets. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Peter
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