Simon Large <simon.tortoisesvn@...> writes:
> You're using an old version of SVN and TSVN. You might try the current
release.
>
> In the command line client you should try using %5c to represent the
> backslash. URIs have to be properly escaped. TSVN normally takes care
> of the escaping for you, but that may be a bug which has since been
> fixed.
>
> Simon
>
I would if my company permitted it; but they don't so I can't. I tried your
suggestion, and one other suggestion from a different message board with no
luck. I've pasted example commands below. If anyone has a suggestion, I'm
willing to try it.
$ svn rm https://142.8.7.6/svn_repository/tags/Core/r1/"TestPkgs\0.3.1" -
m "delete bad tag"
svn: URL 'TestPkgs\0.3.1' does not exist
$ svn rm https://142.8.7.6/svn_repository/tags/Core/r1/"TestPkgs%5C0.3.1" -
m "delete bad tag"
svn: URL 'TestPkgs\0.3.1' does not exist
$ svn rm https://142.8.7.6/svn_repository/tags/Core/r1/TestPkgs/"\0.3.1" -
m "delete bad tag"
svn: URL '\0.3.1' does not exist$ svn rm
https://142.8.7.6/svn_repository/tags/Core/r1/TestPkgs/\\0.3.1 -m "delete bad
tag"
svn: URL '\0.3.1' does not exist
$ svn rm https://142.8.7.6/svn_repository/tags/Core/r1/TestPkgs\0.3.1 -
m "delete bad tag"
svn: URL 'TestPkgs0.3.1' does not exist
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Received on Tue Jul 3 17:24:06 2007