Svn-commit is a command line utility for making rapid commit with subversion. Suppose you’re working on your local copy of a subversion project. If you forget to run commands like svn del file or svn add file each time you add or remove a file, when you’ll try to commit your working copy you’ll obtain something like this:

• ? file: for each file/directory that isn’t under the revision system

• ! file: for each file/directory you’ve removed without the command svn del svn-commit will prevent these errors because it will tell svn to:

• add all your unversioned files to the repository

• delete all the files you’ve removed from your working directory (be careful !!)

Requirements:

svn-commit requires:

• python
• svn client utilities

Synopsis:

svn-commit syntax: svn-commit directory A simple example: svn commitpwd``

Code

{% codeblock [svn-commit.py] [lang:python ] %} #! /usr/bin/python

svn-commit

Created by Flavio Castelli [email protected]

svn-commit follows GPL v2

import os,popen2 from sys import argv

if name == “main“:

dir=argv[1]; pipe = os.popen (‘svn status %s’%(dir)) #executes shell command

result = [x.strip() for x in pipe.readlines() ] pipe.close()

to_add=[] to_remove=[]

for x in result: if x.find(‘?’)!=-1: to_add+=[x[x.find(‘/’):len(x)]] elif x.find(‘!’)!=-1: to_remove+=[x[x.find(‘/’):len(x)]]

print “To add\n”; for x in to_add: print (“Command svn add %s”%(x)) pipe= os.popen (“svn add \“%s\“”%(x)) result = [x.strip() for x in pipe.readlines() ] for y in result: print y pipe.close() print “To remove\n”; for x in to_remove: print (“Command svn delete \“%s\“”%(x)) pipe= os.popen (“svn delete \“%s\“”%(x)) result = [x.strip() for x in pipe.readlines() ] for y in result: print y pipe.close()

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