> >
> > I have hooked in check-case-insensitive.pl and that takes care of keeping
> > the
> > server out of trouble, but the client still needs to be cleaned up, and I
> > am
> > not happy with my current steps. It seems that we need an un-add command
> > to
> > pull a change that the server is rejecting, but without whacking the local
> > copy.
>
> Does "svn revert" work?
Nope. and I am wondering if something isn't wrong here: I expected revert to
undo the change (adding "y" to foo.txt) but it did not. Can someone explain
what's going on here?
D:\temp\TestProj2>svn commit -m "trying to send FOO"
Adding FOO.TXT
Sending foo.txt
Transmitting file data ..svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: 'pre-commit' hook failed with error output:
File name case conflict found:
FOO.TXT already exists as foo.txt
D:\temp\TestProj2>type foo.txt
x
y
D:\temp\TestProj2>svn revert FOO.TXT
Reverted 'FOO.TXT'
D:\temp\TestProj2>svn revert foo.txt
svn: Cannot revert: 'FOO.TXT' is not under version control
D:\temp\TestProj2>type foo.txt
x
y
D:\temp\TestProj2>svn commit -m "new foo.txt"
Sending foo.txt
Transmitting file data .svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: Can't open file 'D:/temp/TestProj2/.svn/text-base/foo.txt.svn-base': The sy
stem cannot find the file specified.
D:\temp\TestProj2>
Carl Karsen
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