RE: RE: RE: Feature Request

Hi Andreas,

You wrote:
> If I copy somewhere back to the new checked out working copy
> and do then a commit, does subversion check, that not all
> files are "new"? How is this done? Via a hash code?

Yes, that's the information stored in the .svn folders, a checksum, the
original file and a bit more. You should be aware that only (changed) files
which are under version control will be committed. If you have something new
in "somewhere" and want it under version control you will have to add these
objects first.

Cheers
- Lübbe

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