danie...@tigris.org writes: > http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=4154
> % ls > A foo iota > % $svn add f* *o > A foo > svn: warning: W150002: '/tmp/svn/wc1/trunk/foo' is already under version > control > subversion/svn/add-cmd.c:108: (apr_err=200009) > subversion/svn/add-cmd.c:103: (apr_err=200009) > svn: E200009: Could not add all targets because some targets are already > versioned > subversion/svn/add-cmd.c:94: (apr_err=200009) > svn: E200009: Illegal target for the requested operation > zsh: exit 1 $SVN add f* *o > % > > svn should be smart enough to uniq() the targets, rather than error out on me > because I tried to add it twice. This issue is "svn add foo foo" complaining that foo is already versioned. Is add the only command that is wrong? Should we eliminate duplicates in all commands? Silently? $ svn add foo foo # foo unversioned "already versioned" error $ svn mkdir X X # no X "file exists" error $ svn rm foo foo # foo versioned no error $ svn rm --force foo foo # foo added "does not exist" error $ svn rm foo foo # foo versioned and deleted no error $ svn revert foo foo # foo versioned no error $ svn revert foo foo # foo added "Skipped foo" notification -- Philip
