svn revert - seems it doesn't revert everything

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From: Oliver Siegmar <oliver.siegmar@xams.org>
Subject: svn revert - seems it doesn't revert everything
To: issues@subversion.tigris.org
Date: Sat, 28 Jun 2003 17:31:41 +0200
Reply-To: dev@subversion.tigris.org

Hi all,

$ cd workingdir

$ ls
fileA fileB

$ mkdir dirA

$ svn add dirA
A dirA

$ svn mv fileA dirA
A + dirA/fileA
D fileA

...so far so good. Now I want to revert everything because I wanted
the new (target) filename not fileA but fileC.

$ svn revert -R *
Reverted dirA

$ svn st
? dirA
D fileA

mhm. Why is 'fileA' in deleted state? Ok...do it manually:

$ svn revert fileA
Reverted fileA

Now move it again:

$ svn add dirA
A dirA
A dirA/fileA

...what the ...? Why 'svn revert' didn't removed fileA from directory dirA?

Bye,
Oliver

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