On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 06:33, Jan Normann Nielsen <spam_at_dubbekarl.dk> wrote:
>> If you can't give an exact reproduction recipe, the developers can't
>> research the "bug". "Full reproduction recipe" includes telling us
>> what version of TSVN you're using, and your OS.
>>
>
> 1) Ensure "use recycle bin when reverting" is selected
> 2) Select an unversioned file and a modified file from the check for
> modifications dialogue, select "revert".
> Both files are sent to the recycle bin. The modified file is "restored"
> by the revert, the other is "lost".
>
> WinXP SP3. I'm running a nightly build from trunk. (updated this morning)
>
>
>> Revert should be done by the Subversion libraries, meaning that if
>> this were a true bug, it would have been seen/found by someone by now
>> and fixed.
>>
>
> I think use of the recycle bin when reverting and resolving is unique to
> TSVN.
>
I'm sorry for the misunderstanding. Dave has already cleared it up.
To sum everything up, TSVN's handling of unversioned files is confusing.
If you right-click an unversioned file in Explorer, you cannot revert
it. If you choose "check for modifications" on a folder with an
unversioned file in it, you cannot choose "revert" if you right-click
the file. If you select multiple files including unversioned items and
right-click, you can choose "revert", but the unversioned items are
deleted. I think TSVN should just ignore the unversioned files (i.e. not
delete them). This would make TSVN consistent with the command-line
client which will skip unversioned items if they are the target of a
revert operation.
Best wishes,
Jan
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Received on 2009-01-05 14:02:56 CET