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Is it possible to commit a single change to SVN without committing any of the other changes in the file?
For example, I have a file, config.properties, source controlled under SVN, and my local copy of this file contains numerous changes that are only relevant to my local environment. However, I want to commit a new config entry to this file so that my team mates can pick this up, but I don’t want to lose my local changes.
Is there any way to do this?
No, this isn’t possible. Just svn checkout that file in a separate location and make the change their and merge it back into your other changes.