Re: Recovering from bad checksum error

2009/7/20 Bob <bobray99_at_gmail.com>:
> I had a bad checksum error on a file in a subdirectory. I tried
> recovering from this by deleting the files in the subdirectory
> (leaving the .svn file) and checking out that subdirectory again. This
> fixed the error, but I don't think that directory is being updated
> when I update the main directory above it. Is there something else I
> should do (or should have done)?

You need to use update rather than checkout. Use the check for
modifications dialog to see the state of your working copy. It may be
that your new checkout is being treated as a nested directory, which
is why it would be missing from the parent's update.

Simon

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