On 11/1/07, Miller, Eric <Eric.Miller@amd.com> wrote:
>
> I have the following working copy structure:
>
> path/
> path/A/
> path/B/
> path/C/
>
> path/C has been switched to a tag url, tag1, and has been deleted in the
> trunk. path/A has also been switched to tag2.
I don't exactly understand the meaning of 'switched to' in this context.
- is /path under trunk? And if that is the case,
- move path/C from trunk/path/C to tag1 (moving essentially meaning
deleted from trunk/path/C)
- create a tag (copy) of trunk/path/A at tag2
I want to switch path/C to the trunk - meaning I want it to go away.
> % svn switch <trunk url>/path/C path/C
> svn: Target path does not exist
> Exit 1
>
> How can I update path/C to reflect its proper status in the trunk
> (deleted) without affecting path/A?
Since trunk/path/C is gone, this is not going to work right. So you want to
either switch path/C to the tag1 url, or since you know that trunk/path/C is
gone, just use "rm -rf path/C"
Thanks,
-Hari Kodungallur
Received on Thu Nov 1 18:48:57 2007