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Re: Commit fails after delete then add sequence

From: Talden <talden_at_gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 19 Jul 2009 10:20:19 +1200

> You can't expect Subversion to update any items to HEAD during
> a commit expect those being committed. When the commit is confirmed
> by the server, the client can infer the latest state of items
> it has just committed, but it has no idea about any other items.
> The other items need to be checked for pending updates separately.
> And that's what "svn update" is for.

Is that actually true if your WC revision is X and the server response
to a commit reports revision X+1 was committed? Surely in this case
updating all parts of the WC that are revision X can be bumped to
revision X+1. This would be true often enough even in multi-user cases
- especially in cases where an out-of-date error occurred and you
updated, then committed.

--
Talden
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