Exclude some files on svn command line commit (not svn:ignore)

Question

I'm developing with many people.

I check out remote repository, get 3 file. After edit, run:

svn status

It shows:

M file_1
M file_2
M file_3

Now, I want to commit only two file: file_1, file_2, but not file_3.

How to do it?

I dont' want to use

svn revert file_3

before commit.

Explain: I edit file_1, file_2 for shared project, file_3 for running on only my local machine.

Answer 1

Expanding upon zoul's answer.. to develop your list of files use:

svn stat |  grep -v ignore.file | perl -ne 'chop; s/^.\s+//; print "$_ "'

Or if you have file names with spaces use:

svn stat |  grep -v ignore.file | perl -ne 'chop; s/^.\s+//; print "\"$_\" "'

Answer 2

How about:

$ svn commit file_1 file_2