KIO and KFM and copy/move/delete operations

[Thiago Macieira]

Rajko Albrecht wrote:
>Am Montag, 17. Oktober 2005 23:46 schrieb Thiago Macieira:
>> How about adding a call to "commit" after whatever operation is done,
>> just like svn and just like transactional databases? There's no need
>> to add
>
>We don't talk about walking trough working copies. But trough the
>repositories. Eg. you can not make commit. As you know subversion
> supports simple operations copy/delete/move (not "put"!) on repository
> without having a working copy. And the KIO is for that. For your daily
> work on working copy that behavior isn't a problem, thats right.

A simple operation is on one file only, or remote-to-remote. In that case, 
I see no difference: the ioslave queues up the requested URLs and then 
sends one command when the commit() function is called. Just as if you 
had a checkout.

>And first making a checkout than make your operation and than commit....
> no. I think, it wasn't meant. (Or will you try it on
> kde-subversion-tree? ;) )

Neither was it what I meant.
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