Re: svn replaced files

Molle Bestefich wrote:
> Simon Large wrote:
>
>>Molle Bestefich wrote:
>>
>>>The 'Add' menu item doesn't show up on files having the same name as a
>>>file previously deleted from the WC (deletion not committed).
>>>
>>>This makes doing svn 'replace'ments impossible in TSVN.
>>>
>>>Using r4376.
>>
>>Can you do that in the CLI? Until the delete is committed, there is
>>still a text-base copy of the original file, and it still has a record
>>in 'entries'. How would SVN add a new file of the same name without
>>messing this up?
>
>
> Yes.
> TSVN even shows (correctly) that the file has been 'replaced' when I'm
> committing - only it cannot do file replacements itself, as things
> currently stand.
>
> CLI test (Unix), assuming you're in a WC and it contains a file README:
> $ svn rm README
> $ touch README
> $ svn add README
> $ svn st
>
> ... shows 'R' for 'R'eplaced.
>
> CLI test (Windows), assuming you're in a WC and it contains a file README:
>
>>svn rm README
>>echo. > README
>>svn add README
>>svn st
>
>
> I'm not sure whether the CLI stuff made it any clearer for you, but
> there you go :-)

I stand corrected :-)

Simon

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