[svk-devel] svk push and logmessages.

[Marijn P. Vriens]

Hi all,

I am a svk user in a svn environment. We have a central SVN repository that 
has the final word on the state of the code. 

I use the "make a //local copy of a //mirror-ed branch" technique to make 
commits that exist only locally, since they are part of my coding process 
(one code change, one commit). When a feature is ready I push my changes back 
to the svn repos for the rest to see via "$ svk push -l" since the various 
local commits are not much of anybodies else's interest.

It works quite well. However, the log messages of the final svn commit do not 
describe the intent of the new commit, but the intent of all the small 
commits. I would like to be able to be able to change the log message 
generated by "svk push -l", so that i can prepend a comment that explains the 
entire commit. 

Any ideas?

Regards,
	Marijn.