Using TortoiseGit, can I commit and svn dcommit in one step?

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I am using TortoiseGit and am working with an svn repository using git-svn.

Sometimes I want to make a one line change and dcommit it to the svn repo immediately (so the CI server will pick up the change).

Currently I have to git commit, then dcommit. It's an extra step for something I want to do quickly...it would be nice if I could just commit and dcommit in one step. Alternatively, is there a command line command I could use to do the same thing?

VonC · Accepted Answer · 2009-09-02 17:29:05Z

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The svn commands from TortoiseGit are:

only supported very recently (June 2009, ticket 100)
have still some quirks to work out (August 2009, ticket 131)

So regarding the GUI, may be opening a new ticket would be a good idea.

As for the command-line, I do not think there is a native git command able to do that, which leaves a custom script to achieve that sequence (similar in principal to the one in this "Showing commits not yet on master" article, at the end of it).

answered Sep 2, 2009 at 17:29

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Ken Liu Over a year ago

thanks - I just started really working with Git last month after discovering that TortoiseGit is fairly stable; I wasn't aware that git-svn support is so new.

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