I'd like to also request that this issue be added to the issue tracker (
I searched it and did not find an entry for this issue ). I can add
that I ran into the problem by checking out a working directory to
c:\wd, then creating a junction c:\junction which points to c:\wd. I
can cd \junction and run svn status, and it flags "." with a "~"
indicating that it thinks the current working directory is a file, not a
directory, which is obviously false. TortoiseSVN also does not think
that c:\junction is a working directory.
The problem seems to be with the way subversion decides if something is
a file, or a directory. I'm not sure how it makes that decision, but
obviously something is flawed with it.
Boris Wrote:
> If this is the case, then can I officially request this issue to be fixed in
> the future Subversion releases?
> Also, I'm not sure what the status is on handling other NTFS reparse points
> such as volume mount points, but I guess if they are not working right, this
> fix should include them all.
>
> Thanks.
>
> - Boris
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