I am looking for if any options exist to tell this client to go ahead and commit whatever the files are available and do the commit, rather than fail to say that XYZ added file does not exist anymore, etc or if the connection fails, let it retry and start from where it failed rather doing things again from start..
fredag 25 november 2022 kl. 15:56:40 UTC+1 skrev nagend...@gmail.com:
I am looking for if any options exist to tell this client to go ahead and commit whatever the files are available and do the commit, rather than fail to say that XYZ added file does not exist anymore, etc or if the connection fails, let it retry and start from where it failed rather doing things again from start..
Subversion has an atomic transaction guarantee that a commit will either complete exactly as intended (ie, all the files you selected) or fail. So restarting halfway through a commit is not possible - as it is now. It might be possible to update the protocol to have the option to "start" a transaction on the server and being able to resume it later, but that will require support on both the server and client side. If you are interested in helping out with this, please reach out to the Subversion community on https://subversion.apache.org/contributing.html/Daniel
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