Don't require a log message in svn

I am using command-line svn. How do I stop it from requiring m开发者_如何学Goe to specify a log message on commits?

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Normally, if I wanted to add a fixed argument to every invocation of a command, I'd use a shell alias -- but that doesn't really work for svn, since you'd only want to apply it to the commit subcommand.

I suppose you could alias svn to a wrapper script that checks to see if its first argument is commit or ci, then invoke the real svn, jamming in an empty -m option if necessary. But I would neither write, nor advocate the use of, such a tool. :-)

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You could try svn commit -m "They don't make Sunday."

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Usually this is specified as a commit hook on the server side of things. If you don't have access to the server you usually can't change this.