Bug: renaming directories leaves behind some "garbage"

subversion has a problem with renaming directories. If you run the following script it will print an error.
If you uncomment the "svn update" commands, it will run without errors. This is strange as one else modifying the repository and, therefore, "svn update" should not be needed.

Regards,

Matthias Meixner

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mkdir /tmp/repo
svnadmin create /tmp/repo

mkdir -p "foo/a1/b1"
svn import foo file:///tmp/repo/foo -m "test"
svn co file:///tmp/repo/foo bar
cd bar
svn mv "a1" "a2"
svn mv "a2/b1" "a2/b2"
svn ci -m "test"

#svn update
svn mv "a2/b2" "a2/b1"
svn mv "a2" "a1"
svn ci -m "test"

#svn update
svn mv "a1" "a2"
svn mv "a2/b1" "a2/b2"
svn ci -m "test"

cd ..
rm -rf foo bar /tmp/repo

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Received on 2008-11-20 16:59:41 CET