On 6 August 2010 08:32, Richard Biffl <tigris_at_blacklettersoftware.com> wrote:
> I can't TortoiseSVN Delete a directory after I have TortoiseSVN Deleted a file from that directory. More precisely, I can TortoiseSVN Delete the directory, but I can't SVN Commit the deletion.
>
> I created a new work folder, called workdir, and updated it with a new, empty repository. In workdir, I create a folder named dir1, and in dir1 I create file1 and file2. So my work directory looks like this:
>
> workdir
> -- dir1
> ---- file1
> ---- file2
>
> I right-click on dir1, and TortoiseSVN Add it to the repo. Then I SVN Commit workdir.
>
> Next I go into dir 1 and TortoiseSVN Delete file1. I SVN Commit workdir.
>
> In workdir, I right-click on dir1 and TortoiseSVN Delete the directory, which still contains file2. I go back up a level and right-click on workdir, click SVN Commit, and I get the following error:
>
> testrepo - Commit - TortoiseSVN Failed!
> Action | Path
> Command | Commit
> Deleting | C:\test\workdir\dir1
> Error | Commit failed (details follow):
> Error | Directory '/dir1' is out of date
> Error | You have to update your working copy first.
> Finished!
>
> If I try an SVN Update at that point, I get this:
>
> C:\test\workdir - Update - TortoiseSVN Finished!
> Action | Path
> Command | Update
> Tree conflict | C:\test\workdir\dir1
> Completed | At revision: 5
> Warning! | One or more files are in a conflicted state.
>
> This seems wrong. Since I already committed my deletion of file1 from the repository, there should be no tree conflict and no reason I can't commit the deletion of dir1.
I agree this seems wrong. Can you reproduce this with the command line
client? If so you need to submit this to the subversion users list.
Simon
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Received on 2010-08-07 12:50:27 CEST