Re: committing local deletions

On Wednesday 09 April 2008, Ruslan Sivak wrote:
> Marc Haisenko wrote:
> > You need to "svn rm" them, otherwise SubVersion can't tell whether you
> > really want to delete those files or they are missing by accident.
> >
> > You can easily write a script that parses the output of "svn status" and
> > call "svn rm" on all files that were deleted on your filesystem (they
> > have the status "!"
> >
> > Bye,
> > Marc
>
> Perhaps easily on a *nix filesystem, I'm working with windows... Guess
> I'll have to install perl/python to get this to work?
>
> It's so easy in subclipse.. .You just go commit, select all files
> (including the deletions) and commit. Wish there was a --force option
> or something to svn that would commit local deletions.
>
> Russ

This should even be possible on Windows with vendor-provided tools. PowerShell
would of course propably be the best tool, but WSH or even normal batch
scripting might do the trick as well. (note that I fled from Windows about 9
years ago, so I might be wrong)
        Marc

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