The `--non-recursive' option (short option: `-N') doesn't work on `vcs-svn commit'. For instance, lets say my working copy contains a new directory and three new files within this directory: A tests A tests/is_a.cc A tests/properties.cc A tests/if.cc A tests/typedef.cc I just want to commit `tests/if.cc' and `tests/typedef.cc'. With plain svn, I must mention `tests' in the list of files-to-be-committed; but to avoid the checkin of `tests/is_a.cc' and `tests/properties.cc' (due to the default recursive behavior of `svn commit'), I have to add `--non-recursive' to the command line as well. This doesn't work with Vcs' front-end to svn (vcs-svn): the `--non-recursive' option is thrown away and svn adds `tests' and its files recursively. I also tried to omit `test' in the vcs-svn command line, but the result is the same as with vanilla svn: that's forbidden. [...] svn: Commit failed (details follow): svn: '/home/levill_r/src/oln-1.0/metalic/tests' is not under version control and is not part of the commit, yet its child '/home/levill_r/src/oln-1.0/metalic/tests/typedef.cc' is part of the commit (An obvious workaround is to move away new/modified files from the working copy at checkin time, but that's quite a regression from plain svn!). _______________________________________________ Projects mailing list Projects(a)lrde.epita.fr https://www.lrde.epita.fr/mailman/listinfo/projects