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Re: moving a file on top of a link issue?

From: Jeff Smith <jsmith_at_robotronics.com>
Date: 2007-03-16 16:52:00 CET

On Friday 02 March 2007 01:16, tim gunter wrote:
> I have a working copy in which I had a symbolic link pointing to
> another file. At some point,
> I deleted the link, and moved its target on top of the link. Later
> on, after editing the file and
> then reverting it, svn appears to have replaced the contents of the
> file with "link file".

I've only given this a little thought, but...
Rather than a bug, this seems normal svn usage to me. If you had one
type of file, then you replaced it with a different type of file (but
same name), isn't that just something you should not do unless you
`svn delete` the first one first?

In fact, you say you replaced the file, edited it, then reverted it.
Isn't 'revert' supposed to revert it back to what it was on the last
commit?

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