change list commit

[Éric Cholet]

Hi,

Say I change 3 files in a svn project. They show up in the Change  
Lists tab under "Default changes SVN". So how do I commit? I see that  
I can do that if I right-click on "Default change SVN". However if I  
just select that item, the SCC icons are all greyed out. Is there a  
way to commit a change list using the SCC icons without right clicking  
(which is cumbersome because on my laptop it means ctrl-clicking)?

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Éric Cholet




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[Todd Whiteman]

Éric Cholet wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Say I change 3 files in a svn project. They show up in the Change  
> Lists tab under "Default changes SVN". So how do I commit? I see that  
> I can do that if I right-click on "Default change SVN". However if I  
> just select that item, the SCC icons are all greyed out. Is there a  
> way to commit a change list using the SCC icons without right clicking  
> (which is cumbersome because on my laptop it means ctrl-clicking)?

Hi Éric,

It seems the scc toolbar buttons are not being correctly updated for the
changelist items. Please log that as a bug here:
http://bugs.activestate.com/enter_bug.cgi?product=komodo

You can also trigger the commit using the commit keybinding (i.e.
Ctrl-K, C), this works even when the scc toolbar buttons are disabled.

Thanks,
Todd
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