"Ich Selbst" <ichselbst@gmx.ch> writes:
> Right now if I do the following:
>
> svn mv file1 file2
> svn mv file2 file3
> then an error occurs since it's not allowed to move a file twice.
> But I think that should be possible. Imagine the following:
>
> svn mv this_is_my_file this_is_nt_my_file
> svn mv this_is_nt_my_file this_is_not_my_file
>
> in the first line there was a typo (nt instead of not) and
> now it's impossible to correct that typo. Ok, sure, a revert-copy-rm
> could solve that but as far as I remember a revert would also
> undo all changes made to the file since the last commit?
>
> comments?
Hmmm, are you sure there's no issue for this already? It seems a
familiar bug...
> I just saw that issue 975 appears as SOLVED in the issue tracker.
> Since 975 is marked as a copy of 962 I wonder if 962 is treated
> as solved also (it's still marked as NEW though) ?
Issue 975 is "RESOLVED", not "SOLVED". The resolution is that it's a
duplicate of another issue, and there's no need to have two issues for
the same bug. But the bug did not go away, only an issue went away :-).
-K
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Received on Tue Nov 26 19:50:00 2002