Re: bug with 'undo add' command

On 16.08.2012 17:01, Xu Hong wrote:
> How to produce it:
> make two file named a.txt and b.txt in a versioned dir
> svn add a.txt to be versioned but do not to commit
> select a.txt and b.txt together, right click on file a.txt ,
> can see the context menu "undo Add..", click on "undo Add.."
>
> the two files was selected default in the Revert window,
> click "OK", a.txt was revert to unversion status but b.txt was
> deleted !!!

That's a known issue: we only check the status of the first file, so if
you select unversioned files as well TSVN doesn't know that.
The unversioned file is only deleted if you have the option "use recycle
bin when reverting" is active (settings->general->dialogs 1).
And as the option says: the file is moved to the Windows recycle bin, so
you can get it back from there.

Checking whether the file is unversioned before doing the reverting
could be done of course, but it would mean a huge performance impact and
that's why we don't do that. We rely on the fact that you either
right-click on a folder to get the revert dialog, or only select the
files you really want to revert.

Stefan

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