Re: best way to revert a file rename

Ryan Schmidt wrote:

> On Nov 30, 2005, at 14:01, Adrian Bridgett wrote:
>
>> So imagine I've just done "svn mv foo.original foo.renamed" and now
>> want to revert this.
>> [...]
>> 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
>
>
> Yes, that's exactly what I would have done.

Thanks for the confirmation. I'll submit my changes to svn_load_dirs
once I've tested them some more. To revert any "mkdir"s that may have
been performed, I've had to do "svn rm --force" on the directories (in
the reverse order to that which they were created). Just in case any
googles for this info :-)

Adrian

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