> On 11.10.2013 16:09, Bob Archer wrote:
> > This came up as I tested another issue someone reported.
> >
> > Perform the following steps…
> >
> > 1.Edit a file in a working copy
> >
> > 2.Delete that file in the repository (with the repo browser)
> >
> > 3.Update your working copy
> >
> > 4.Edit the tree conflict and specify “keep working copy”
> >
> > 5.The edited file now shows as an add
> >
> > 6.Revert the working copy
> >
> > Observed:
> >
> > The file with the add status is deleted.
> >
> > Expected:
> >
> > The “add” is removed and the file remains. Basically this is the
> > behavior you get when you revert a file that you just added. I would
> > expect reverting an added file to do the same thing whether the file
> > was marked as add from an update or from just adding it.
>
> That's the behavior of the 'svn revert'.
> So I don't think we should change that in TSVN.
>
> Stefan
Why is that the behavior? Doesn't that go against the SVN mantra of do no harm?
BOb
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Received on 2013-10-14 16:22:21 CEST