Re: [TortoiseSVN 1.6.6, Build 17493 - 64 Bit] Delete actually deletes files

James Booze wrote:
>> Alex Kay wrote:
>>> Ok, let's try again.
>>>
>>> 1. I have checked out a working copy to my local drive. TSVN
>>> shows it
>> with a green check mark. So far so good.
>>> 2. Now I want to delete a file. I select a file and use TSVN's
>>> Delete
>> command on it. The file disappears. Ok.
>>
>> Which "delete" command are you using exactly? The one from the TSVN
>> submenu in the explorer context menu? Or the one from the commit
>> dialog?
>>
>> Stefan
>
> Stefan, I was experiencing the same thing as Alex while running
> nightly build r16973. I updated to nightly build r17627 and it seems
> to work fine now. I'm on Windows Server 2008 R2 x64, and yes, I was
> using the Delete from the TortoiseSVN menu. :)

Very strange.
But to be clear here: TSVN does not just do an 'svn rm' on selected
files but first moves them to the trash bin (so they can be recovered if
necessary). Only after that, it executes the 'svn rm' command on the
(now missing) file. But Subversion allows an 'svn rm' on an non-existing
file (as long as it was versioned).
I guess the move to the trash bin succeeded, but then the 'svn rm'
somehow failed?

Stefan

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