best way to revert a file rename

Hi,

I'm trying to add undo support into svn_load_dirs (too many typos!) and
I wondered what the preferred way of revert a file rename is. After a
fair while googling I've only seen reverts of a deletion or of file
alteration discussed.

So imagine I've just done "svn mv foo.original foo.renamed" and now want
to revert this.

I'm pretty new to subversion, I tried a "mv" in the opposite direction
and got a message:
svn: Use --force to override this restriction
svn: Move will not be attempted unless forced
svn: 'foo.renamed' has local modifications

Trying to force this I get:

svn: 'foo.original' is scheduled for deletion; it must be committed
before being overwritten

Ideally I want SVN to forget I even tried to rename the file. One thing
I can guarantee is that no commit has been done - only a mv.

Hmm - looks like what I need is:

svn revert foo.original
svn revert foo.renamed
rm foo.renamed

Thanks

Adrian

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