Re: [TSVN] BUG: ignore on directories?

Rainer Müller wrote:

> But svn st told me that it is unversioned. TortoiseSVN did not.

Of course. It's unversioned if you look from the wc root.

> Reproduction recipe:
>
> 1) You have 2 versioned folders in the same directory ('foo' and 'bar')
> 2) Move 'bar' into 'foo' (it becomes 'foo/bar') (no svn move!)
> 3) Change any file in 'foo/bar' now
>
> Results:
>
> a) Command line
>
> F:\src\test>svn st
> ? foo\bar
> ! bar

Now try
F:\src\test\foo\bar> svn st

You'll see that the folder is versioned. It is a separate working copy
(unversioned seen from the main working copy, but versioned as standalone).

> unversioned directory foo\bar
> missing bar (expected)
>
> b) TortoiseSVN
>
> Check for Modifications:
> bar missing
>
> Overlays:
> - icon SVN Status column
>
> foo modified normal
> foo/bar modified normal
>
> The status column for foo/bar should show unversioned IMO.

No. It can't. The status is fetched for each item individually, not from
the working copy root. That's why it shows up as versioned.

If you do 'check for modifications' on the wc root, it will show up as
unversioned like in the CL client. But since you navigate with the
explorer to that folder, the status *of that folder* is fetched - and
the folder is versioned.

Stefan

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