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Re: Feature Request: Delete in report contextmenu for Restored items

From: Gavin Lambert <tsvn_at_mirality.co.nz>
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2013 10:54:38 +1300

On 23/10/2013 21:05, Quoth Hans-Peter Stoerr:
> I wish to strongly support this feature request. For the umpteenth
> time I was shot in the leg by TortioseSVN unbiddenly restoring files
> I deleted earlier from the IDE when I did an "update" without
> remembering to mark those files as deleted first. It is quite awkward
> when you need to look up all those files to delete them again, so a
> way to undo the damage directly would be nice.

If you remember that you've been deleting files (or just as a matter of
course), do a "check for modifications" before you update.

This will show any deleted-outside-of-SVN files as "missing", and you
can tell SVN about the deletion at that point. Then they will stay
deleted when you do the update.

Unless you retrain yourself to do deletes/renames the "right" way (or
use an IDE plugin to help you), you'll have to fix this sort of thing up
manually.

Having said that, it would be nice if an SVN Update interactively
prompted on missing files by default and asked if they should be
restored or deleted (with Yes/No to All options, of course). Bonus
points if it can repair renames/moves too. Because people are forgetful. ;)

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