Currently, "svn rm" supports "--keep-local" (as in - record the change in the 
db, but do not change the working copy files), but neither svn mv, nor svn cp 
do.

Common use case:

% mv a b
# Ah, crap, I meant "svn mv"!
% svn mv -keep-local a b

Of course, there is always the workaround of "mv b a; svn mv a b", but it's 
quite annoying to have to do it.

Aleksey
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