Petr Sebor <petr@scssoft.com> writes:
> This gave me quite a bit of headache:
> lets say I am having a directory structure like that:
>
> src/
> src/misc/
> src/misc/foo.c
> src/misc/bar.c
> src/temp/
> src/temp/yada.c
> src/temp/nada.c
> src/work/
> src/work/oholic.c
> src/work/less.c
>
> now... if I want to delete the src/misc dir, I would normally use
> the svn rm misc (from the src directory).. now let's say I am a bonehead
> and delete the directory from the shell... 'rm -rf misc' and suddenly
> realize
> that I had to do it through svn... ok, let's do the 'svn rm misc' but wtf!
> this command will delete eveything in the src directory :-) I ignores
> the fact 'misc' is already gone and behaves like 'svn rm *'
Yeah, this is a real reproducible bug, it needs to be filed.
The correct behavior, I guess, is to simply schedule the 'misc' dir
for deletion in the parent entry. We do that anyway.
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Received on Fri Nov 8 17:39:14 2002