A partire dalla 1.10.0 (13-04-2018), hai un svn shelve
comando sperimentale . ( TortoiseSVN supporta il comando ) Non è altro che un aiuto per salvare una patch e applicarla di nuovo, quindi ha le stesse limitazioni di svn diff
+ patch
(cioè non può gestire file binari e rinominazioni). ( Modifica : sembra che il supporto binario arriverà alla prossima versione 1.11.0 )
Modifica ^ 2: con 1.11.0 (rilasciato il 30-10-2018), i file binari sono supportati . La scaffalatura dei file rinominati è rimasta non supportata. La scaffalatura in 1.11 non è compatibile con gli scaffali creati da 1.10.
Modifica ^ 3: con 1.12.0 (rilasciato il 24-04-2019), sono supportate la copia e la ridenominazione . La scaffalatura in 1.12 è incompatibile con gli scaffali creati da versioni precedenti.
Modifica ^ 4: non ci sono cambiamenti attorno allo scaffale con 1.13.0 e 1.14.0 . I comandi sono ancora contrassegnati come sperimentali ed è necessario definire SVN_EXPERIMENTAL_COMMANDS=shelf3
per abilitare la funzione. Sembra che la funzionalità non sia attualmente modificata .
Le note di progettazione sono disponibili nel Wiki degli sviluppatori .
$ svn x-shelve --help
x-shelve: Move local changes onto a shelf.
usage: x-shelve [--keep-local] SHELF [PATH...]
Save the local changes in the given PATHs to a new or existing SHELF.
Revert those changes from the WC unless '--keep-local' is given.
The shelf's log message can be set with -m, -F, etc.
'svn shelve --keep-local' is the same as 'svn shelf-save'.
The kinds of change you can shelve are committable changes to files and
properties, except the following kinds which are not yet supported:
* copies and moves
* mkdir and rmdir
Uncommittable states such as conflicts, unversioned and missing cannot
be shelved.
To bring back shelved changes, use 'svn unshelve SHELF'.
Shelves are currently stored under <WC>/.svn/experimental/shelves/ .
(In Subversion 1.10, shelves were stored under <WC>/.svn/shelves/ as
patch files. To recover a shelf created by 1.10, either use a 1.10
client to find and unshelve it, or find the patch file and use any
1.10 or later 'svn patch' to apply it.)
The shelving feature is EXPERIMENTAL. This command is likely to change
in the next release, and there is no promise of backward compatibility.
Valid options:
-q [--quiet] : print nothing, or only summary information
--dry-run : try operation but make no changes
--keep-local : keep path in working copy
(...)
$ svn x-unshelve --help
x-unshelve: Copy shelved changes back into the WC.
usage: x-unshelve [--drop] [SHELF [VERSION]]
Apply the changes stored in SHELF to the working copy.
SHELF defaults to the newest shelf.
Apply the newest version of the shelf, by default. If VERSION is
specified, apply that version and discard all versions newer than that.
In any case, retain the unshelved version and versions older than that
(unless --drop is specified).
With --drop, delete the entire shelf (like 'svn shelf-drop') after
successfully unshelving with no conflicts.
The working files involved should be in a clean, unmodified state
before using this command. To roll back to an older version of the
shelf, first ensure any current working changes are removed, such as
by shelving or reverting them, and then unshelve the desired version.
Unshelve normally refuses to apply any changes if any path involved is
already modified (or has any other abnormal status) in the WC. With
--force, it does not check and may error out and/or produce partial or
unexpected results.
The shelving feature is EXPERIMENTAL. This command is likely to change
in the next release, and there is no promise of backward compatibility.
Valid options:
--drop : drop shelf after successful unshelve
(...)
$ svn help | grep x-
x-shelf-diff
x-shelf-drop
x-shelf-list (x-shelves)
x-shelf-list-by-paths
x-shelf-log
x-shelf-save
x-shelve
x-unshelve