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svn update -N breaks working copy? (At least a little bit)

From: Roland Schwingel <Roland.Schwingel_at_onevision.de>
Date: 2003-11-05 16:00:02 CET

Hi...

A few minutes ago I observed something strange with svn update...

Imagine your a with your shell in a folder in your beloved working copy.

ls results in:
file folder1 folder2

Now you do:
svn update
rm -rf folder1/
svn update -N
svn update -N
svn update

What do you expect to happen after last svn update?
Well I expected to get back folder1, but nope it is not coming back!

When I do a 'svn update folder1' I get this error message:
svn: warning: svn_wc_is_wc_root: 'folder1' is not a versioned resource.

To get back folder1 I had to discard the current folder and update from one
folder above.

A bug? I am using subversion 0.32.1. It appears that it is triggered by the
2 times 'svn update -N'

Roland

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