On Aug 8, 2007, at 03:00, scirocco paptimus wrote:
> I think Subversion has bug (only on windows).
>
> in case of emacs backup ~ files exists,
> svn diff abort.
>
> ｔhough it is a specification of Windows API...
>
> thanx in advance.
>
> % svn diff -r{2006-09-01}:{2006-10-01} *.cpp
> svn: 'xxxxxx.cpp~' is not under version control
>
> % dir xxxxxx.*
> 2007/07/31 11:43 81,532 xxxxxx.BAK
> 2007/07/31 12:04 81,394 xxxxxx.cpp
> 2007/07/31 12:04 81,394 xxxxxx.cpp.~BASE~
> 2007/07/31 12:03 81,394 xxxxxx.cpp.~BASE~~
> 2007/07/31 11:43 81,522 xxxxxx.cpp~
> 2007/07/31 20:50 118,035 xxxxxx.obj
[snip]
My understanding is that the shell expands "*.cpp" before invoking
the svn utility. The svn utility never sees that you typed "*.cpp";
it just sees the full expanded list of files. If your shell is
expanding "*.cpp" to include a file ending in ".cpp~" that sounds
like a bug in the shell.
You could try "dir *.cpp" and see what files it is selecting. If it
includes your .cpp~ file, then there's the problem. And if it
doesn't... then I'm not sure.
> % cvs diff -D 2006/09/01 -D 2006/10/01 *.cpp
> %
I have no experience with cvs (or the Windows shell, really) so I
can't comment on why cvs is behaving differently for you.
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Received on Wed Aug 8 11:45:12 2007