A couple of problems with svn rm.

Hi all.

I have run into a couple of little problems with the svn rm command
and I thought I would ask about them before filing a new issue. I am
using the local file access layer here.

Assuming I just checked out a dir:

% echo BAR > bar.c
% % svn add bar.c
A bar.c
% svn st
A ./bar.c
% svn commit -m "added bar.c"
Adding /usr/tmp/subversion/checkout/project/head/bar.c
Commit succeeded.
% svn rm bar.c
D bar.c
% ls
bar.c foo.c

Now, why is bar.c still there? Why does the client fail to remove
the file?

And now the other problem:

% svn commit bar.c

svn_error: #21050 : <Filesystem has no such file>
  commit failed: wc locks and tmpfiles have been removed.

svn_error: #21050 : <Filesystem has no such file>
  commit failed: while sending tree-delta.

svn_error: #21050 : <Filesystem has no such file>
  file not found: filesystem `/tmp/subversion/repo/db', transaction `2', path `/project/head/bar.c'

Issue 565 seems kind of like this problem, but they are not exactly the same. Is this a known
problem or should I file a new issue?

thanks
Mo DeJong

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Received on Sat Oct 21 14:36:51 2006