Bill Soudan <bill@soudan.net> writes:
> 'svn switch' seems to break your working copy under the following
> circumstances:
>
> 1) you have a file exclusive to a branch in your current working copy,
> let's call it file3
> 2) this file lives a few directory levels below root
> 3) you modify this file, leaving local modifications
> 4) you switch to a branch that does not contain this file.
>
> At this point, svn switch reports "svn: Won't delete locally modified
> file 'file3'", as expected, but then:
>
> 5) you switch back to the original branch
>
> svn will report a "svn: File not found: revision '5', path
> '/trunk/longer'".
>
> I've attached a script that you can use to reproduce. #2 above is key
> -- if the file is in the root or only one level below root, the
> operation works as expected.
>
> Should I file an issue?
Yes -- I believe this is a new bug ("new" in the sense that it's not
already filed, though check first, I could be mistaken).
Thanks for the excellent repro recipe!
-Karl
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Received on Fri May 28 18:10:44 2004