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Re: Someone added new files to repository, how do I see them?

From: Eric <spamsink_at_internetsmallfry.com>
Date: Mon, 08 Jun 2009 13:17:38 -0400

At 01:06 PM 6/8/2009, Les Mikesell wrote:

>>>>>
>Are you checking out the top level of the repository? Normally you
>would only check out (or switch to) the trunk/branch/tag version of
>interest at a time, and a to a branch version wouldn't show up in an
>update of some other branch or the trunk version.
<<<<<

Good afternoon, Les.

We have no branches or tags, yet. Everything (so far) is being done
on the trunk. And, I am taking the default when I do an "update"
which I assume is the top level, at least I haven't (to my knowledge)
done anything to default to anything else.

>>>>>
> > I had to blow away a whole directory out of my sandbox and then do an
> > "update" in order to get two new files that someone else had put in
> > that directory on the repository.
> >
> > There was another, whole new directory of files. I had to blow away
> > the parent directory of that directory, in my sandbox, and then do an
> > "update" to get them.
>
>That doesn't make much sense unless your working copy was tied to a
>particular revision. What does 'svn status' show when you are in this
>state?
<<<<<

"svn status" shows two directories marked with "?", which doesn't
make much sense, and if I do an update or commit on the parent
directory of those two directories, I get no action.

I am blowing the parent directory away in my sandbox (saving a copy,
first) and then re-updating THAT directory's parent, we'll see what
happens then.

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