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Using wildcarded file names

From: Aaron Sher <asher_at_vanteon.com>
Date: 2005-08-05 16:26:06 CEST

Here's a funny corner case that I believe exposes a bug (I'm running on Mac
OS X with version 1.2.1):

 

1. Add a file named test.txt to the repository ("svn add test.txt")
2. Remove the file ("svn remove test.txt")
3. Commit the change, using a wildcard ("svn commit test.*")

 

This works properly. However, if instead of committing the change, you try
to request status with a wildcard ("svn status test.*"), it doesn't work. I
think this should be consistent - either way would make sense, but status
and commit should handle this case in the same way. What does everybody else
think?

 

Aaron

 

Aaron R. Sher

Principal Software Engineer

Vanteon Corporation

2851 Clover Street

Pittsford, NY 14534

Office: (585) 248-0510 x250

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Received on Fri Aug 5 23:26:18 2005

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