John Peacock wrote:
> ...
I think you don't understand the problem yet.
There is no WC inconsistency at any time.
And all revisions in the repository compile fine.
User B did nothing wrong, but got an error,
thereore it is no workflow problem.
Note:
User B is doing nothing dangerous.
User B always only makes update for the complete project,
and compiles the complete project.
But neverthanless user B suddenly gets this error
because of a structural change of A.
>> A svn:temporary property would solve this problem in a clean way.
>>
>
> How? Who is setting this property (and more importantly when)? What
> object in the repository is holding this property (since
> fancy_module/subdir is now deleted and Makefile's updated)? I still
> don't understand how a new property helps your use-case...
Typically, when you CREATE fancy_module/subdir,
you anyway would set svn:ignore to *.obj
for fancy_module/subdir anyway.
But now, instead you would set svn:temporary to *.obj,
and the problem is solved in a natural way.
Folker
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Received on Thu Dec 18 17:27:40 2003