On 2/4/2010 5:54 PM, David wrote:
> The bottom of that section appears to explain only how to get the actual file
> back. I already have the file. What I want to do is restore it to the
> repository, by any means that will work. I haven't been able to do that
> because I'm unable to undo the Delete operation and it won't give me the Add
> operation for it either (when I place a copy of the file in my working
> directory).
Once it's in your working copy, do a Commit to put it back into the repo.
I don't know what state your working copy is in though; it sounds like
you've tried a bunch of different things. Safest thing to do would probably
be to check out a clean WC into another directory (or if there's nothing you
need to keep in your current one, delete the whole thing and start with a
new checkout). Alternatively, you could probably simply do a regular SVN
Update. Since you say the file in question is not in the repository, if you
working copy is up-to-date, you should *not* have the file in your working
copy. Use the instructions given in the TSVN help to restore the file, then
do a SVN Commit to commit it back to the repo.
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Received on 2010-02-05 01:34:51 CET