Bug with restore after commit feature if cancelling commit

Hi,

If you start the process of committing part of a file then change your mind about committing and cancel the commit then the pre-commit-attempt file is NOT restored. While technically one could argue (if one were a lawyer) that the option is "restore after commit" and I haven't made a commit so it shouldn't be restored, the use case is that the working copy file will be restored and I think this should be invoked even if I cancel the commit.

To reproduce

1. Make some changes to a file in a working copy

2. Open commit dialog

3. Right-click file and choose restore after commit

4. Double click file to view changes

5. Choose copy from left block for some of the changes (i.e. revert parts of the file)

6. Save and exit to return to commit dialog

7. Click cancel in commit dialog

I think the "original" working copy file should be restored in the same fashion as if I had committed the partially-reverted file, but it isn't - the partially reverted file is now the working copy version.

Using tortoise SVN 1.8.0 on windows 7. I had called tortoise via Visual SVN plugin to visual studio, but that shouldn't make a difference I wouldn't have thought - it is still an ordinary tortoise commit dialog that is invoked.

Adam

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Received on 2013-06-27 15:29:07 CEST