1. What I did: in a directory, I've deleted some files with svn
(moving them, actually), the other files in the dir I've deleted
without svn. On the commit dialog, I've deleted the files that had a
'missing' status, pressed commit, and an error message appeared
(telling me something like I can't just commit recursive deletions for
a reason). I've run the commit again, and it committed the changes
just fine.
What I expected: successful first commit, ie. the recursive deletion
commit should be successful even if I deleted the necessary files from
the commit dialog.
Platform: win32
Version: TortoiseSVN 1.5.2, Build 13595 - 32 Bit , 2008/07/31 17:04:57
2. I know I don't use the newest version and my report might be just
discarded. Sorry, I'm in a productive environment and I can't update
the programme right now (I've read the changelog and am aware of the
issues). Reporting this bug is the most I can do right now. It'd be
great if someone had the time to reproduce it with a current build and
report if it's an issue there or not. Thanks for your understanding.
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Received on 2008-10-22 11:23:06 CEST