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I am using subversion (currently 1.6). Is there a way to keep adding messages to a source code file without committing like caching the commit messages? The reason behind this is I am working on a source code in which I will be making changes most of which I have to capture during the commit. I cannot keep committing for every change. At the same time I cannot remember all those changes at the time of commit. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Another alternative is to use Git-SVN and make local commits to GIT and then push all changes to SVN in one go.
A random tutorial from Google on Git-SVN can be found here.