On Nov 18, 2005, at 12:58, Uroš Gruber wrote:
> Is there eny way I can track this down. I'm trying to repeat this
> but without any luck. I only know that on wednesday I was able to
> update, but today I can't. Is there any loging option so I can see
> in the future if svn have problem and remove this or there is some
> other problem.
There isn't any Subversion log that I'm aware of, other than the log
of what happened in the repository, which you see with svn log.
I'm trying to think of situations in which Subversion might remove
a .svn directory, and what comes to mind is renaming a directory. If
you've checked out foo and you have a folder bar in it, and you make
changes inside bar, and then someone else renames bar to baz, and you
update your working copy, your folder bar will become unversioned
(the .svn directories will go away) and you'll get the new directory
baz and it'll be up to you to manually propagate your changes from
bar to baz, commit baz, and remove bar. Could something like that
have happened? Run svn log on the directory to see what's been going
on lately.
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Received on Fri Nov 18 15:00:01 2005