> -----Original Message-----
> From: Peter Lundblad [mailto:peter@famlundblad.se]
...
>
> No, not because of loosing history, just because you risk
> overwriting someone else's change without noticing.
>
> Say svn:ignore is set to:
> Release
> in revision 1 of directory dir.
>
> You want to set it to:
> Release
> Temp
>
> using an URL. Meanwhile, someone adds the line "Debug" to
> the property, creating revision 2. Then, your change is
> committed in revision 3, and since you didn't have a working
> copy, you wouldn't get a conflict and would loose the
> modification in r2. It is in the history, but not in the head
> revision. (FWIW, we have the same problem for editing
> revision props, since they (effectively) work on URLs.)
>
Shouldn't that fail the commit then, like it does for outdated files? Or do
we need a working copy to get that error?
Lieven.
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Received on Wed Mar 1 09:54:27 2006