From: Yves G. <yg...@mi...> - 2008-07-13 20:26:34
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On Sunday 13 July 2008, Slythfox wrote: > Cool. > The one thing I couldn't get working was adding directories. It > returned a strange error... however, I think I now know what I didn't > do. Anyway, I finally updated all of my changes to date. SVN is > easier to work with. :) yes for sure. I usualy do either "mkdir dir" then "svn add dir", but IIRC you can also do "svn mkdir dir". > One thing, though. When committing, how do you individually log the > revision changes for each file? You can e.g. commit them one by one then and so give a separate commitmessage for each file. > I tried svn commit, then in the nano > prompt, added -m "changes" to all of the lines. When nano comes up, type your commitmessage in nano, but above the: "--This line, and those below, will be ignored--" , followed by CTRL-X, Y and then Enter, then your message will be logged. regards! > - C Hale |