Reported as bug #3416
(http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=3416).
Marián
Marián Petráš wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a problem trying to commit files whose names start with an at
> sign (@). I have read the advices to append an additional at sign to the
> file name. It works some times but it does not work in certain
> situations. One of the situations is that the at sign is at the
> beginning of the file name. Then some commands, such as "svn add" and
> "svn commit", do not work:
>
> $ svn add "dir/@File.txt"
> svn: warning: 'modified_at_File.txt' not found
>
> - note the missing slash in the Subversion output
>
> $ svn add "dir/@File.txt@"
> svn: warning: 'modified/@File.txt@' not found
>
> - the slash has been preserved but the trailing at sign was not
> stripped
>
> For 'svn add', there is an easy workaround:
>
> $ cd dir
> $ svn add '@File.txt'
> A @File.txt
> $ cd ..
>
> This workaround is sufficient for 'svn add' because I can add the files
> in several steps.
>
> But I cannot use the work-around for 'svn commit' if I want to commit
> individual files in different diectories. Commit should be atomic, so I
> should commit all new/modified/removed files with a single invocation of
> 'svn commit'.
>
> The only working workaround I have found so far is using changelists.
> But this only works with Subversion 1.5 and newer releases.
>
> Marián Petráš
>
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Received on 2009-05-27 18:36:47 CEST