On 09/15/2013 02:39 PM, Zé wrote:
On 09/15/2013 12:31 PM, Andy Levy wrote:
Other than that, svn commit allows you to pass multiple files/paths to
be committed. You can specify individual paths and/or use your shell
to pattern-match or glob files which should then be expanded by your
shell to pass to svn.
That doesn't apply as well, as the objective would be to easily exclude
a single file, or a small subset of files, from an arbitrarily long list
of files.
Silly me. The answer is, quite obviously, in specifying glob patterns,
particularly one which excludes a file. With bash, the !(excluded) glob
pattern does just that. So, thanks to bash, the following command
excludes main.c++ from a commit:
$ svn commit -m "committing everything except main.c++" !(main.c++)
Once again, a little knowledge of the shell goes a long way.
Zé
