svn rename left remnant

Using 1.1.0rc2 on Mac OS X 10.3.5, I performed an svn rename on a file,
committed the deletion and addition that rename scheduled, and went on
with life. I notice a day later that "svn status -u" is now hung up on
the file that I deleted.

    [leela: wc] svn status -u
    svn: Working copy path 'TT-Info.plist' does not exist in repository

Which is true, because I deleted it. Then I tried updating the wc:

    [leela: wc] svn update .
    svn: Can't copy '.svn/text-base/TT-Info.plist.svn-base' to
    '.svn/tmp/text-base/TT-Info.plist.svn-base.2.tmp': No such
    file or directory

That's the second time I ran update, to copy the error; I see the target
file is incrementing. It did so when I updated a third time, too.

I can brute-force the problem away by checking out a new working copy,
which I verified does not exhibit the same problem, so I mention it just
in case it's a problem somebody knows about or wants to fix. I'm
updating to rc3 today but didn't see anything in the release notes that
seemed connected.

Thanks,

  -nat

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Received on Wed Sep 22 18:28:09 2004