Re: Can of worms.

pete@molehole.org wrote:

> I realise this has been debated to some minor (heh) extent before,
> but it would be really useful to be able to remove something from
> version control, without deleting it from disk. Perhaps also having
> the option to add it to the ignore list in the same step.

You should ask on the Subversion mailing list about that kind of feature.

Reason:
When we call svn_client_delete(), the file is automatically removed from
the working copy. Now even if we would first make a copy of the file,
call svn_client_delete() and then copy the file back, it still would get
deleted on the next commit. Because svn_client_commit() automatically
removes files and folders with 'deleted' status (i.e. which are marked
for deletion).

So there's really not much we can do about this.

Stefan

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