The module allows to split a bunch of changed files in your copy of SVN repository to several commits with defined max count of items in each. The total number of changed items splits into separate SVN changelists.
2020-06-30T03:04Z Repository will be archived.
If the module starts in the SVN working folder, it is assumed that the current folder is exactly the copy of the target SVN repository for which you want to commit your changes. Otherwise, you should explicitly specify the path to the SVN repository.
Full path to the SVN client executable file. By default the module searches the executable in all paths included into your '$env:PATH' variable.
Exactly what is written on the package. If your commit splits into a several commits, numbers from '0' will be added to the end of each message.
Maximum count of changed items per single commit. If the parameter is not set or if the count of changed items is less or equal of number specified, all items will be committed by one transaction.
The parameter specifies the encoding for reading the output of the 'svn status' command. It suddenly becomes important if some of the paths in your repository contain characters of national alphabets (e.g. cyrillic). The default value is 'UTF8'. And if you run 'svn status --xml', you can see that the <XML declaration> in output also points to UTF8 encoding. At least today, right now.
If parameter 'AutoAdd' is set, new unversioned items will be added under version control.
If parameter 'RemoveMissing' is set, missing items (e.g. removed from your working folder with external command, not 'svn delete') will be deleted from version control!
List of SVN states for changed items. The list loads from JSON file 'SVNStates.json' in module's subfolder 'Data'. Now contains 'deleted', 'added', 'modified' and 'replaced' states. You may override that.
List of SVN states for problem items. The list loads from JSON file 'SVNStates.json' in module's subfolder 'Data'. Now contains only 'missing' state. You may override that.
TODO: Bug with item deletion.