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Right now, whenever I make a commit with svn, I use the -m option to input the log comment for a revision. However, I’m likely to forget things if I’ve been working on a revision for a long time. Is there a way to mark comments for a revision as I work on it so I don’t have to type them when I commit?
I just keep them in a file then use the
--file <filename>arg instead of the-moption.