Jörg von Frantzius <joerg.von.frantzius@artnology.com> wrote on 03/06/2006
02:46:29 PM:
> Exactly. Do you think that silently turning that into a file
modification
> instead of deletion and creation would be a bad thing? Provided that
it's
> possible at all ;)
It would be impossible to do that automatically.
We could probably enable the Add option so that you could turn it into a
replace (which is just a delete and an add). But if you want it to be a
modification, you have to revert the delete.
We do support a property called DeferFileDelete, which you can set to a
value of true. When this is set on a parent folder of an item, we ignore
all deletes, meaning we do not issue the svn delete command. So if you
then copy in a new file, it will automatically show up as a modification.
If you do not copy in a new file, when you go to commit or Synchrnonize
the file will just show as Missing and can be either reverted or committed
as a delete.
Mark
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