Re: The unadd, undelete methods and the client README.

Mo DeJong <supermo@bayarea.net> writes:

> Yes, but by the same token you could just say that these commands
> just add or delete a file to the WC.

That's fair. I suppose it all depends on your perspective.

> That certainly sounds like something revert should do. That would
> provide the current undelete functionality but it would not give us
> the ability to do a `snv undelete dir` on a directory delete that
> has already been committed.

Dude, that deleted dir is in revision history. Now, I don't know how
easy/hard it would be resurrect that directory *and preserve its
versioned history*, but simply recreating it is a one-line shell
command (up'ing to an old version, stripping SVN/ subdirs, add
--recursing that bad boy, and committing). And I think I just saw
someone mail about `svn merge', which is certainly the way to go with
this.

If `revert' got smarter and `unadd' and `undelete' could die, I
wouldn't lose a wink of sleep over that change. :-)

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Received on Sat Oct 21 14:36:41 2006