I agree: add things like what happens if a filename gets renamed in the list etc. Might be worth seeing how svk deals with it: I suspect that the only thing notices is deletions, and states as much in the commit comment.
I figured it was worth reporting since my colleague pretty much expressed outrage at this feature not being present. Funny thing is I never actually used that feature of svk myself: interesting how different people use the same tool in different ways.
Just did an experiment: svk's commit comment / file list separator line looks like this:
=== Targets to commit (you may delete items from it) ===
So it seems that it does only deal with file removals (which to me seems sensible).
I do appreciate that this could be quite the can of worms though. :)
I agree: add things like what happens if a filename gets renamed in the list etc. Might be worth seeing how svk deals with it: I suspect that the only thing notices is deletions, and states as much in the commit comment.
I figured it was worth reporting since my colleague pretty much expressed outrage at this feature not being present. Funny thing is I never actually used that feature of svk myself: interesting how different people use the same tool in different ways.
Just did an experiment: svk's commit comment / file list separator line looks like this:
=== Targets to commit (you may delete items from it) ===
So it seems that it does only deal with file removals (which to me seems sensible).
I do appreciate that this could be quite the can of worms though. :)