[svk-devel] So... can I split it commits?

[Matthew Draper]

> So? it is impossible to split a commit to a local svk before it is sent 
> to a remote svn?
> is it plain impossible? (completly against svk? or could skv be tweaked 
> easly to do it?)

The "easiest" way I can think of to achieve what you want would be the
following:

1. Apply the reverse of the commit in question (merge -c -123) to your
local branch
2. Lump-push your branch (which should have zero net effect)
3. Apply the commit to a local checkout (merge -c 123)
4. Commit the files separately, as required
5. Push normally

Hope that helps,

Matthew

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matthew at trebex.net
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