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Re: stupid question (after couple of months with subversion)

From: Kevin Pilch-Bisson <kevin_at_pilch-bisson.net>
Date: 2002-02-27 19:57:56 CET

On Wed, Feb 27, 2002 at 07:59:54PM +0100, Miroslav Zubcic wrote:
> As subject line said, I have very simple or stupid question about
> working with subversion.
>
> Let's say that i have working copy, and I change/add/delete couple of
> files, commit and `svn st' will show me status of working copy.
>
After a commit, svn st should not show anything except '?' files, i.e. ones
that it knows nothing about.
> How can I get clean situation in working copy after that? (No output
> from `st').
>
> Currently I have to revert modified files, delete new added files, and
> that run `svn up' to get all this again from server and to have clean
> situation.
I don't know what may be going on in your case. Can you send a log of some
commands and there output that shows this behaviour.
>
> Is there some /easier/ way to do this? How you guys are doing
> this every-day operations?
>
> Sorry about this simple question on development list, but there is no
> "user" list for subversion/svn AFAIK.
>
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