Whenever i launch a Subversion Commit over my project tree, the GUI:
1. opens all modified file in current working set (they are added to current working set files)
2. switch to commit mode, where i can review modified files and do the commit
3. switch back to editor mode. All opened files remains there!

This is very frustrating: sometimes i have a lot of files to commit, and this opens a huge set of files, and made my real working set unusable.
I have to close all files, and reopen the set i really need.

Also, this slows down commit operation (when it tries to open too much files).

This happens in my PHP Project, with Subversion (i don't know if it happens with other languages or VCS systems).

This behavious started several months ago, after an upgrade (maybe 4.6.x?). Before that upgrade the process was better:
1. switch to commit mode and only AFTER the switch, opens the files
2. when switched back after commit, it closes all files and revert to my previous working set (the one i had when before calling SVN commit).

It's possible to revert to the previous behaviour?

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Open files A, B (and these only)
2. Do an SVN commit of files C, D
3.

Actual Results:  
In current editor there are 4 files opened: A, B, C, D

Expected Results:  
There should be only 2 files opened: A, B