cmpilato@collab.net wrote:
>
> The biggest difference between the two is that the URL->URL version is
> guaranteed to make a copy of .../trunk at the HEAD revision to
> .../tags/FOO. If, however, you do this operation WC->WC, you add a
> LOT of complexity. Namely, if you .../trunk is not up-to-date, or
> otherwise contains mixed revisions (as in, /trunk is at revision 2,
> /trunk/A is at at revision 4, /trunk/B is at revision 5, etc...) then
> you are actually copying those individual revisions of everything to
> the new location.
You're right, I just tried to understand why I was fooled :
that's because I didn't use the -v switch to "svn st" after a local
directory copy. Only the new directory is marked as 'A +', the other
files within it are only marked as '+'. This makes sense.
But why does "svn st" list files marked as '+' only with -v ? Even if
they aren't modified, they're new.
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Received on Thu Nov 21 17:40:58 2002