Michael Colefax <MichaelCo@resmed.com.au> writes:
>> > But the log for the main trunk doesnt show this -
>> > although the output during the commit in step(8) did!
>>
>> That looks like a misunderstanding on your part.
>
> Yes, I was expecting that every file on the main trunk would show up
> explicitly as "added" somewhere in the main trunk history.
If you use ra_dav then due to a peculiarity of the implementation you
will see the file:
$ svn log -vqr6 file://`pwd`/repo/main
------------------------------------------------------------------------
r6 | (no author) | 2005-12-21 13:39:07 +0000 (Wed, 21 Dec 2005)
Changed paths:
A /main/file1.cpp (from /branch/b/file1.cpp:5)
A /main/folder (from /branch/b/folder:3)
R /main/folder/file1.cpp (from /branch/b/folder/file1.cpp:3)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Following your explanation, I agree that it is not certain that Subversion
> should remove the file from the folder as I expected. Thanks for your
> analysis.
>
> Note however Simons observation is still of concern - ie after commiting the
> merge, the working copy does not contain the duplicate file, even after
> doing an update. However a fresh check-out does contain it.
I can't reproduce that (using trunk anyway):
#!/bin/bash
SVN=svn
REPO=file://`pwd`/repo
#REPO=svn://localhost/repo
#REPO=http://localhost/repo
rm -rf repo wc
svnadmin create repo
echo [general] >> repo/conf/svnserve.conf
echo anon-access = write >> repo/conf/svnserve.conf
rm -rf template
mkdir template
mkdir template/main
mkdir template/branch
$SVN import template $REPO -m r1
$SVN co $REPO wc
$SVN cp $REPO/main $REPO/branch/b -m r2
$SVN sw $REPO/branch/b wc
$SVN mkdir wc/folder
echo first > wc/folder/file1.cpp
$SVN add wc/folder/file1.cpp
$SVN ci wc -m r3
echo second > wc/file2.cpp
$SVN add wc/file2.cpp
$SVN ci wc -m r4
$SVN mv wc/folder/file1.cpp wc/file1.cpp
$SVN ci wc -m r5
$SVN sw $REPO/main wc
echo first merge
$SVN merge -c3 $REPO/branch/b wc
echo second merge
$SVN merge -c5 $REPO/branch/b wc
$SVN ci wc -m r6
After running that script I get
$ svn st -v wc
5 1 pm wc
6 6 pm wc/file1.cpp
6 6 pm wc/folder
6 6 pm wc/folder/file1.cpp
Which file is missing?
--
Philip Martin
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Received on Sun Dec 25 03:42:34 2005