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about 'arc commit' range when using svn
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Firstly, this seems to be a question rather than a task. Sorry for putting it here.

I using SVN as the vcs on one of the projects. Here is an question about the following workflow:

user A made some changes, sent for revision using 'arc diff [paths]' ,assumed as D1. After doing that, user A(the same person) made another changes with modifying source files which are relevant to D1.
Then admin accepted D1. Now user A commits the accepted changes on D1 using 'arc commit' or even 'arc commit --revision D1', but the committed files included changes made before admin accepted D1.

Any ways to commit changes of D1 only while using SVN?

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• liu.jianfeng created this task.Dec 2 2014, 7:19 AM
• liu.jianfeng raised the priority of this task from to Needs Triage.
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• liu.jianfeng added a project: Arcanist.
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• liu.jianfeng assigned this task to epriestley.Dec 2 2014, 7:22 AM
epriestley closed this task as Wontfix.Dec 2 2014, 2:04 PM

There's no way to do this, and we don't plan to support it. SVN doesn't have the tools to isolate changes. Use multiple working copies or switch to a VCS which has better support for change isolation, like Git.

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