[TSVN] A couple of irregular behaviours
From: Douglas Stonham <dstonham_at_pennysaverusa.net>
Date: 2005-05-17 18:23:35 CEST
A couple of things I noticed with TSVN recently that seem wrong to me, but
---- I recently re-organised our repository from... ... trunk lots of files and folders ...to... ... trunk code lots of files and folders notes a couple of new files I then discovered that I needed to do a build of the revision before my re-organisation so, from a clean working copy, I merged back to the correct revision, did the build I needed and then right clicked on the wc root and did a revert. Now, in my wc I have: wc_root (=trunk in repository) lots of files and folders (unversioned) code lots of files and folders (versioned) notes a couple of new files (Basically, it left all the files from the old version but 'unversioned' them). Is this correct? ISTM it should have deleted the files rather than unversioning them. In this case it is moderately simple for me to clean up, but this could have left my wc a complete mess. ---- In another case, my wc looked like... wc_root several folders being SVN deleted several folders with changes I wanted to keep but not commit In it's simplest case... wc_root folderA (SVN-Delete) folderB modifiedfile Doing a right-click, commit on wc_root and unselecting the files I don't want to commit ('modifiedfile'), causes the error: Cannot non-recursively commit a directory deletion The only way around this I could find was to right-click, commit on every folder being deleted individually. Thanks for your help, Douglas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscribe@tortoisesvn.tigris.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-help@tortoisesvn.tigris.orgReceived on Tue May 17 18:23:53 2005 |
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