"Bert Huijben" <b...@qqmail.nl> writes: > * svn cp/mv/add/rm > These commands look at the current version of the working copy > (Based on BASE overlayed with WORKING) and apply changes to > WORKING. (And update your working copy and ACTUAL with' relevant > changes')
How about the scenario in the other thread. I copy a directory containing files: the new items have WORKING nodes but no BASE nodes. That's what happens at present and it seems to be correct. Now I delete one of the copied files; what should happen is that the WORKING node gets modified to have WORKING.presence=not-present and there is still no BASE node. That's not quite what happens at present and it appears to be a bug. What happens if I add something to replace the deleted file? Does the WORKING node somehow record both the original copy and the new add? There doesn't seem to be enough information stored: how would it cope with the node kind changing for example? -- Philip
