Re: svn status prints '+'

Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
>
> Blair Zajac <blair@orcaware.com> writes:
>
> > There appears to be a bug where if you do a svn cp or svn mv on a
> > file and then modify it, it still gets a 'A +' instead of a 'M +'.
> > I've opened issue #818 about it.
>
> Well, I guess it's debateable whether it's a bug. It's more like a
> bunch of rules coming into conflict.
>
> Rule 1: a scheduled (A)dd or (D)eletion is 2 columns wide, and always
> overrides any display of local mods.
>
> Rule 2: a copy is still an (A)dd. (just has some history attached)
>
> Rule 3: things within a copied directory aren't directly scheduled
> for additon, but they *indirectly* are, by virtue of being children.
> So they don't show up with an "A" next to them, because they're not
> scheduled objects. Instead, the "+" is used to show that they're
> indirectly scheduled for addition.
>
> So here's what's going on:

OK. Thanks for describing this. I like the idea of knowing about
an addition of a new file in a moved tree, so let's keep this issue
closed.

I'll close issue 818 as with a link to this thread.

Best,
Blair

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Blair Zajac <blair@orcaware.com>
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