Exactly.... which is why I was wondering what could have happened? I
never touch the .svn folder stuff. It worked great in the AM, I went
to town, came back and continued working and them bam. My PC never
shutdown, no power outages, etc.... I am the only one working on
this file. Very weird.
Kevin
On Sep 28, 2:59 pm, "Wim Coenen" <wcoe..._at_gmail.com> wrote:
> 2008/9/28 kevin <kco..._at_gmail.com>:
>
> > Early in the morning I was working on a file and committed it in as
> > revision 18. Later in the afternoon I began working on the file again
> > and when I attempted to commit it I noticed that the red icon noting
> > changed was gone and in fact no icon overlay was on it (from what it
> > looked like) even though when I began working on it, it had the green
> > check mark icon overlay. When I right clicked it, my commit choice
> > was gone and I could only add it. I added it and obviously it was at
> > revision 1.
>
> <snip>
>
> > Any ideas on why this would happen and if I fixed it properly?
>
> New users often find interesting ways to corrupt working copies by
> deleting, modifying or moving the .svn folder. Don't do that. It's
> hard to tell what happened in this case; I suggest you backup any
> changes you made somwhere, delete your working copy, and do a new
> checkout. Your normal workflow should not require you to touch these
> .svn folders in any way.
>
> HTH,
>
> Wim Coenen
>
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