Re: Incorrectness in svn_opt__split_arg_at_peg_revision()

On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 8:44 PM, <scottnotrobot_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> one more observation in case it helps... this problem seems limited to
> filenames with @ as the first character only... if the @ comes after the
> first, things seem ok to me:
>
> i.e. this works in 1.5.1:
>
> mkdir dir
> svn add dir
> svn ci -m test dir
> touch dir/a_at_file
> svn add dir/a_at_file
> svn ci -m test dir/a_at_file
>
> -Scott

Yep the reason here is that 'dir/@file' is split into 'dir/' and
'@file' (because the characters following the '@' symbol are detected
as a peg revision). Then 'dir/' is canonicalized into 'dir' (trailing
slashes are not canonical). Then it is stuck back together as
'dir_at_file' which of course doesn't exist.

dir/a_at_file is split into 'dir/a' and '@file', but now there is no
trailing slash for it to 'canonicalize' away so it is joined back
together as 'dir/a_at_file'.

Troy

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