I've just tried to simulate that scenario here. Here, my file with the local changes was left alone and now appears as if it were newly added. I could now merge it into the moved file. I wonder why it stopped updating on your machine (I've used SVN 1.2.1). Do you get an error message when the update stops?
If normal updating and then merging doesn't work, I see no other way around doing it the hard way. :-( But then, I'm still not the total SVN expert. On 22.07.2005 20:55:36 Simon Pepping wrote: > I tried out how subversion update reacts to files that were moved in > the repository and were modified in the working copy. It does not seem > to be very helpful. It stopped updating until I had moved the changes > out of the way. > > So how do I go about moving my changes? The hard way: create a diff, > revert the file, svn update and patch the moved file? Or is there an > easier way? Jeremias Maerki
