"SteveKing" <steveking@gmx.ch> wrote in message
news:411BAE4F.6050201@gmx.ch...
> Edward Diener wrote:
> > I use Tortoise SVN 1.0.8 Build 1430. I went into the menu and chose
> > TortoiseSVN | Repo Browser. I then chose a file, right-clicked and chose
> > Delete. Everything went OK. After that I went to the same directory and
> > chose Update. First I received a message saying that the file I deleted
> > through TortoiseSVN | Repo Browser could not be deleted because it had
been
> > changed. Then I receive a message:
>
> If Subversion would just delete the file in your working copy, you would
> loose your local modification. So that's why the error occurs.
My interpretation of deleting from the repository is that the entry in the
repository is deleted but the working copy is not affected. I guess I am
wrong about that. Is there really no way to remove a file in a working
directory from under subversion control ? It would seem strange if that were
the case and very primitive of SVN. It would mean that one could add files
to the repository but that one could never delete files from the repository
without having those files deleted from the working copy.
>
> > File not found: transaction '9c', path 'somefile'
> >
> > where 'somefile' is a totally unrelated file which DOES exist exactly
where
> > the message says it was not found. All further attempts at Update now
always
> > return this message and I am essentially hosed from using TortoiseSVN to
> > Update no matter what I do.
>
> Your 'update' command got interrupted, it couldn't complete because it
> had to stop on your locally modified file. So after an interrupted
> command, you have to execute the 'cleanup' command to get your working
> copy in a clean state again.
> After that, that error message should not show up anymore.
I execute the Cleanup command from the TortoiseSVN submenu, it completes
successfully, but the same error repeats itself.
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Received on Thu Aug 12 21:15:55 2004