[svk-devel] svk push and logmessages.

[David Glasser]

On 9/28/06, Marijn P. Vriens <marijn at metronomo.cl> wrote:
> 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.

svk smerge --from //path
(or just svk sm -f //path) should do the trick.  Or svk push -l
--template, I think.

--dave

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