[Subclipse-users] does subclipse send the wrong update command or is this just how svn works? (own commit overwritten and then i can update it back in)
From: jcompagner <jcompagner_at_gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 1 Dec 2010 11:30:00 +0100
Hi,
this is my svn log:
commit -m "if intermediate == 0 then go to that version and not the
I made a change in a file VersionCheck.java and committed that.
Then i did a synchronize (or maybe that was done earlier) and i
update C:/workspace_trunk/j2db_server -r 30052 --force
and what do i see i get
U C:/workspace_trunk/j2db_server/src/com/servoy/j2db/server/util/VersionCheck.java
back... Why is that? this is the version before mine, so now it roll
I rather don't want my own files to be overwritten to an older version
update C:/workspace_trunk/j2db_server/src/com/servoy/j2db/server/util/VersionCheck.java
i get my file back, but this could be confusing for people (and i do
johan
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