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Re: Unversioned files in working copies

From: Markus Wolff <wolff_at_21st.de>
Date: 2004-04-09 18:20:23 CEST

Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
>>The directory "schnelleintrag", in this case, has been in the main
>>repository before, but has then been deleted from there and moven out
>>to a spezialized repository, so it's now regarded unversioned by
>>Subversion when appearing in this working copy.
>
> Are you *sure* about this? What does "deleted and moved out" mean? Did
> you just use Unix 'rm' to delete the thing, rather than actually 'svn
> rm' the directory and commit?

It's in fact not in the repository. I used RapidSVN to remove it and
committed the action.

> Because to me, it looks like the directory "schnelleintrag" is still in
> the repository, and therefore 'svn up' is trying to re-add it. And an
> unversioned directory by the same name is sitting in the way.
>
> Run 'svn ls' on the parent directory's URL (whatever the URL to
> module/crm is). Do you see "schnelleintrag" in the repository still?
> What does 'svn status' say about the module/crm/ directory?

Here's what it says:

[mwolff@BigBlueThingy crm]$ svn ls
common/
pathfinder.php
person/
security.php
stammdaten/
suche/
[mwolff@BigBlueThingy crm]$ svn status
? schnelleintrag
! .
! person
! person/plugins
M person/plugins/adresse/scripts/details.php
! person/plugins/myplug
? person/plugins/myplug/scripts/index_orig.php
! person/plugins/myplug/scripts
M person/plugins/myplug/scripts/index.php
? person/plugins/uebersicht/scripts/customized_data.php
M stammdaten/index.php

CU
  Markus

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