Re: [TSVN] Re: directory deletion

Paul Skiter wrote:

>>Subversion keeps important information in hidden '.svn' folders inside
>>each folder under version control. So if you delete a folder without
>>using Subversion, that information get's lost too. And then Subversion
>>can't work properly anymore.
>>If you just delete a file, the '.svn' folder is still there and
>>Subversion will delete the file from version control automatically on
>>the next commit.
>
> In my opinion, this is TortoiseSVN bug, indeed, because 'svn commit' works
> fine committing externaly deleted folders. RapidSVN works fine too.
> I suppose that Subversion keeps important information about the deleted
> folder in the nondeleted '.svn' folder of its parent.

That's not quite right. Even 'svn commit' will give you the same error
message if you do an 'svn commit -N' (non-recursive commit).
If you don't want to have that error message, simply don't uncheck any
files/folders shown in the commit dialog - then TSVN will do a recursive
commit too and it will work as you want. But as soon as you deselect one
or more items from the commit dialog, TSVN *has* to do a non-recursive
commit, and then it will fail in that case.

Stefan

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