>> I understand your proposal. But my understanding of add and remove is
>> a bit different. svn delete is quite the only command that even has a
>> shell
>> partner, there's no add, commit, update and stuff on the shell, so I
>> don't
>> see that as a strong argument. svn add just adds an already existing file
>> _to version control_. It doesn't create a new file. For the same reason
>> svn
>> delete should just delete the file _from version control_, without
>> touching
>> the file itself. But as svn delete already exists now we might go your
>> way
>> and introduce a new command to do this action. But anyway I'm only a
>> user, not a developer, so I'll leave the decision to others.
If a file is deleted from the repository it _must_ be removed from the
working copy. If not you can end up with problems. At the very least you
would end up with a bunch of files in your working copy that are no longer
part of the project. At worst you end up with something that works in your
working copy but no where else ...
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Received on Wed Apr 19 19:09:17 2006