Re: READ ME: working copy ickiness!

John Barstow <John_Barstow@gfsg.co.nz> writes:
> Just because it's difficult doesn't mean it won't happen. Some development
> environments helpfully ask you if you want to override read-only protection
> when you save a file.
>
> But if I'm working on a 5,000-file project and the text-base of, say, 100
> files is corrupted, shouldn't I have the option of forcing a refresh of the
> text-base from the server, rather than a)fresh check-out or b) attempting to
> figure out what, exactly, is wrong?

:-)

Agree that such a command would be good

   svn repair ?
   svn refresh ?
   svn restore ?

I don't think it blocks 1.0, but patches welcome... (May I suggest
that it be implemented *after* checksums are done, so we'll
automatically verify that the repair is correct?)

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Received on Tue Jan 14 23:35:33 2003