On 12/13/07 2:21 PM, "Reedick, Andrew" <jr9445@ATT.COM> wrote:
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Army Research Lab [mailto:ckaran@arl.army.mil]
>> Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007 7:37 AM
>> To: Andy Levy
>> Cc: SVN
>> Subject: Re: Removing tags from working copy without subversion
>> complaining?
>>
>>> Why can't you just delete the working copy you accidentally made?
>>
>> I can, but then subversion will complain that the version is missing,
>> right?
>> I want to keep the tags working copy nice and clean so that if I need
>> to
>> make a checkout to fallback to, it will always be easy.
>
>
> A potential workaround to get rid of the spurious errors is to file
> system delete the unwanted tag dirs and run 'svn update -N' on the
> deleted tag dirs. That will non-recursively recreate the dirs and cause
> the workspace to see the dirs as correct.
That is EXACTLY the option I was looking for, and would never have thought
of on my own! Thanks!
> Workspaces are supposed to be cheap, temporary, and throw-away so it's
> normally easier to just delete the problematic workspace and create a
> new one. However, if you have a lot of works in progress or if your
> workspaces are huge, then that's less of an option.
~10 GB... I finally 'solved' my problem by doing exactly as you said,
rechecking everything out, but this time making sure to checkout my trunk
only. The checkout by itself took about 4 hours (our network isn't exactly
the fastest in the world), which is why I was hoping for an alternative to
doing so. Its solved for now, but if anyone else I know runs into a similar
problem, I'll keep the 'update -N' trick in mind. Thanks again!
Thanks,
Cem Karan
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Received on Fri Dec 14 13:14:12 2007