Re: I can checkout a version, that should not exist !!! BUG or Feature ???

On 8/16/07, alexander.gun@exasol.com <alexander.gun@exasol.com> wrote:

> here is a little scenario where at the end i can checkout a version that
> should not exist.
> I proofed the scenaria on linux 32bit and macos, with bdb and with fsfs
> repository,
> svn version 1.3.2 and 1.4.4

This is working as expected. This command:

svn co -r 3 file:///$HOME/REP/D1/d22

says "Checkout the path that exists in HEAD at location
file:///$HOME/REP/D1/d22 as it existed in r3". Since this path is a
copy, it did exist in r3. So what you checked out was the location it
was copied from.

If you added "@3"to end the of your URL then Subversion would have
given an error because the path you were checking out does not exist
in r3.

-- 
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
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