RE: [TSVN] Re: Strange icon overlay

Will wrote:
> I think you should see Simon Large's last post for an example
> of a repro
> recipe!

OK, here you go:
- Create a repository
- Checkout your working copy
- Create a folder named "WhateverYouLike" inside your WC
- Add "WhateverYouLike" to version control and commit
- Add "WhateverYouLike" to the ignore list and commit
- Remove "WhateverYouLike\.svn" and hit F5 in the explorer
- "WhateverYouLike" will now have a "conflicted" overlay icon. The "SVN
Status" column will display "non versioned"

> I can't even tell from this post if you even still think
> there's a bug or not!
Well, that depends on your point of view :-)

The working copy clearly is out of order because the .svn folder has been
removed in a subdirectory. Showing a conflict icon on a damaged folder is a
good idea, because it indicates problems.
If we think this is OK, then the "SVN Status" displaying "non versioned" is
wrong (or at least inconsistent), because "WhateverYouLike" is supposed to
be under version control.
I guess that the "SVN Status" column fetches its information from the
(non-)existence of a .svn folder inside "WhateverYouLike". If this
information is not consistent with the information from the parent .svn
folder, displaying "conflicted" or "damaged" in the "SVN Status" column
would (IMHO) be a good idea.

Cheers
- Lübbe

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