Re: Best way to remove accidental additions that aren't committed?

On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 17:55, Michael Brownlow<brownlow_at_ctelcom.net> wrote:
> What is the best way for unadding a file accidentally added and not yet committed?

svn revert is the correct way.

> svn add file
> svn delete --force --keep-local file
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> Is that the best way?
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> Interestingly, "svn delete file" claims that there are local modifications to the file when actually there are none. It also suggests, perhaps counter-intuitively, that "svn delete --force file" will solve the problem. It does remove the uncommitted addition but it also deletes the local file. Probably not what a user will expect in that situation.
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