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Re: problem arising from early entry deletion

From: Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman_at_collab.net>
Date: 2002-03-18 03:23:16 CET

Ben Collins <bcollins@debian.org> writes:

> >
> > Principle: "Lying to the server is bad." :-) We need to stop doing it;
> > what's the best way?
> >
>
> Could we instead (in your example) mark "." as rev=10 instead of leaving
> it as 9?

No, because that would be a Lie too.

We don't *know* that we have revision 10 of the directory; we merely
created it by committing the deletion. In the general case, suppose
our commit created revision 15. It would be a lie to say we have
revision 15 of the directory after the commit; what if someone added
a file to the directory in revison 12?

We are only allowed to bump working-copy directory revisions in
updates, or when we commit a propchange to a directory.

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