On Friday 09 June 2006 07:39, William Trenker wrote:
> I'm still getting used to using the svn mv/rm etc commands so I went
> and removed a directory in my working copy using a plain linux rm -rf
> command.
Don't do that. Subversion doesn't know about this and also doesn't know how to
handle that. In general, deleting, adding (of course) and renaming/moving
should only be done via the svn commands.
> Now when I try to commit my most recent changes I get a
> "working copy ... missing or not locked" message.
>
> How to I get myself out of this?
1. svn update
This will restore the removed directory.
2. svn delete <dirname>
This will tell Subversion that you want that directory deleted.
3. svn commit
This will transfer the change made in step 2 to the repository.
Uli
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Received on Fri Jun 9 09:03:36 2006