Re: [TSVN] Selecting missing file to revert.

Peter McNab wrote:

> rev 4570
> In a folder of versioned files a versioned "Missing" file is kept
> visible and has a red marked icon.
> I like that.

You mean in explorer? If you still see a missing file in explorer, then
that means that the explorer just hasn't noticed that the file is gone.
Hit F5 to refresh the view, and the file is gone.

> However if one right clicks on that file to do a single file revert it
> isn't allowed.

Sure, because the file is *gone*, and the explorer then passes invalid
data to the shell extension. Well, not quite: it tries to pass the data,
realizes that the file is actually missing and aborts.

> It is necessary to right click in the folder whitespace and select revert.
> Is this an anomaly or just something very hard to implement?

In explorer, it's impossible to implement. Explorer doesn't know
anything about missing files, because it doesn't know Subversion.

Stefan

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