Hello!
Today, I experienced a strange behavior. Maybe some kind of soul could
check whether this is a bug or maybe it was my mistake.
I had two WCs of a (production) repos. In the first WC, I made local
modifications to a file named server/config/boot.txt, but I have not
commited them bacause I was not sure about the change. Some days later
I decided to _completely_ get rid of this server subdirectory. So I
issued a "svn rm server" from the second WC, which I committed.
Then I came back to the first WC (the one with local mod's in a file
which parent directories were already removed in the repos). Here is a
(commented) capture of what happened:
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn up
U notice
subversion/libsvn_wc/update_editor.c:780: (apr_err=155000)
svn: Won't delete locally modified directory ''
subversion/libsvn_wc/adm_ops.c:1669: (apr_err=155012)
svn: File 'boot.txt' has local modifications
OK, I forgot about the local modifications and it is a good thing that
svn reminds me. But how come that the locally modified directory don't
have a name?
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn diff
Index: server/config/boot.txt
===================================================================
--- server/config/boot.txt (revision 38)
+++ server/config/boot.txt (working copy)
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@
[ contents deleted ]
Well, the diff contained exactly what I expected. I don't need the whole
directory anymore. So my plan is to revert the changes and "svn up" to
get rid of the directory. So let's revert:
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn revert server/config/boot.txt
Reverted 'server/config/boot.txt'
This was the only modification. So "svn up" should work now. But:
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn up
subversion/libsvn_wc/update_editor.c:780: (apr_err=155000)
svn: Won't delete locally modified directory ''
subversion/libsvn_wc/adm_ops.c:1878: (apr_err=155012)
svn: Left locally modified or unversioned files
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn st
! .
M BUILD
? server/config
! server
Note that the server/config directory has a question mark as if it was never
under svn control. But this just _can't_ be true because I just reverted
a change in a file from this directory. Now I tried to revert the whole
directory:
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn revert server/
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn st
! .
M BUILD
? server/config
! server
Ough! Still not enough? So revert the _current_ dir. (note that I should
loose local modifications to the BUILD file here):
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn revert .
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn st
! .
M BUILD
? server/config
! server
Ough?? BUILD is still modified? And the directory is still in a strange
state? OK, try recursive.
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn -R revert .
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn st
! .
M BUILD
? server/config
! server
WTF? Nothing changed?!?
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn up
subversion/libsvn_wc/update_editor.c:780: (apr_err=155000)
svn: Won't delete locally modified directory ''
subversion/libsvn_wc/adm_ops.c:1878: (apr_err=155012)
svn: Left locally modified or unversioned files
Not that I really expected that this would help...
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn up .
At revision 39.
But _this_ makes me really curious... How come "svn up ." be _that_
different from "svn up" without the dot? And why does it revert the
changes "svn -R revert ." was not able to revert?
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn up
At revision 39.
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc> svn st
jw@raven:~/sandbox/misc>
At last...
This is what I would have expected after the first "svn revert".
PS: Thanks to all contributors. Subversion is a _great_ piece of software!
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-- Josef Wolf -- jw@raven.inka.de --
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Received on Sat Mar 6 23:10:23 2004