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Help With svn commit

From: Troy Bull <TBull_at_ifmc.org>
Date: 2007-09-12 15:11:13 CEST

Greetings

I am using svn to keep a backup of a bunch of PDF files. My basic workflow is as follows:

rsync pulls the pdf files and directories to my local machine into a working copy, then I commit my working copy and any changed pdf's are "sent" to the repository. This allows me a great backup strategy I can get back anything I want at any time. This worked great up until last night one of the directories was removed (it was supposed to be removed). The problem is when I commit I get a complaint that

svn: Directory /some/dir is missing

and the commit fails. Is there some way I can commit and have it auto delete anything missing from the working copy?

Thanks
Troy

                    
               
               
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