--- "Kirby C. Bohling" <kbohling@birddog.com> wrote:
> Just an idea. Add the equivilent of mkdir
> -p,--parents, which means if
> there is a component of this path which you must add
> first, add it, then
> add the subcomponent all the way down. Maybe
> --add-parents instead of
> --parents. If svn prints an error for adding
> something that is already
> added that might be an issue, but possibly
> supressing it when --parents
> would work. I always use this when I'm scripting up
> the creation of a
> path, because it's easier then ensuring the entire
> path exists. I
> suppose it might be slower then the other way.
> However, your solving
> the problem more directly which appeals to me.
I like this "think outside of the box" suggestion --
get rid of the problem altogether (I prefer --parents
over --add-parents, BTW). OTOH, I would also like a
belt-and-suspenders approach in which "svn add" should
work as expected regardless of the order of the
arguments.
Noel
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