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Re: Multi-file commits with pcvs from dired?
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Kai Großjohann |
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Re: Multi-file commits with pcvs from dired? |
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Tue, 03 Dec 2002 18:44:19 +0100 |
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Tim Haynes <usenet@stirfried.vegetable.org.uk> writes:
> If I'm looking at a dired buffer on a directory and have played with
> several files in it to make some changes, how do I get `C-x v v' to commit
> all those changed files with one log message?
For version control, I recommend vc-dired instead of dired. Type C-x
v d.
> Currently I've tried marking a few files with `m' in dired, but still no
> joy: I'm always getting an error, "Buffer <directoryname> is not associated
> with a file".
Then, it should be sufficient to say `v v', after marking the files.
But why don't you use PCL-CVS? You mention it in the subject line of
your posting. Type M-x cvs-update RET /path/to/working/directory
RET. The command `C' will commit the file/directory under point,
even recursively, so it is sufficient to hit `C' on the top-level
directory in the *cvs* buffer. It also snarfs ChangeLog entries for
use as commit messages (unlike `c' which doesn't do that).
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