Philip Martin <phi...@codematters.co.uk> writes: > A proper v2 client, such as the Subversion > libraries, will send OPTIONS and parse the response to identify > features.
Each transaction has server-side state on disk. A Subversion client will attempt to delete the transaction if an error occurs, otherwise failed transactions take up disk space until manually deleted on the server. Once you start using transactions other things become possible: you could choose to PUT multiple files in one atomic commit. -- Philip
