Unexpected property when replacing file in wc (svn 1.4.3)

 Hi,

when replacing a file in the working copy and then adding a new
property (all within the same transaction), a property set on the
original (now replaced) file is still set on the new file. This seems
to be a bug or at least quite odd behavior.

If, on the other hand, the file is replaced without setting a property
on the new file, the property of the original file will be gone (which
is what I would expect in all cases).

My version of subersion is: svn, version 1.4.3 (r23084)

Recipe to reproduce this behavior:

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#! /bin/sh
DIR=`pwd`/ttt
if [ -e $DIR ]; then
 echo "$DIR exists"
 exit 1
fi
mkdir $DIR
cd ttt
svnadmin create repos
REPOS_DIR=$DIR/repos
svn co file://$REPOS_DIR wc
echo "test" > wc/file
svn add --no-auto-props wc/file
svn ps "prop1" "true" wc/file
svn ci -m "" wc
svn up wc
svn rm wc/file
echo "test" > wc/file
svn add --no-auto-props wc/file
# Uncomment the following line to make prop1 go away
#svn ci -m "" wc
svn ps "prop2" "true" wc/file
svn ci -m "" wc
svn pl wc/file
# Output is:
#Properties on 'wc/file':
#  prop1
#  prop2
# Would expect:
#Properties on 'wc/file':
#  prop2
cd ..
rm -fR $DIR
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it.
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