From: Julien B. <jb...@jb...> - 2003-05-01 18:53:06
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"Romain Lievin" <rom...@wa...> wrote: >> Log: >> Remove Makefiles that shouldn't be here. > > well, I noticed that binary files has been added when I done the commit. > Is there a way to commit source files only in a single commit or do I commit > file one per one ? No files got added during your last commit. Files are only added explicitly by doing svn add <files> and svn commit. Please never commit files 1 by 1, the revision would be incremented each time. Think of a revision as a changeset. Also, run svn status before commiting, and if you have a doubt on a file tagged as modified, run svn diff on that file to review the changes. If the file has no changes (eg a blank line was added as the result of a debug session -- added a printf() and then removed it for instance) run svn revert on that file. JB. -- BOFH excuse #123: user to computer ratio too high. |