Evgeny Kotkov created SVN-4739:
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Summary: Tree conflict resolver: "Accept incoming deletion" option
doing nothing for a locally deleted file
Key: SVN-4739
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SVN-4739
Project: Subversion
Issue Type: Bug
Components: cmdline client
Affects Versions: 1.10.0
Reporter: Evgeny Kotkov
Within the tree conflict resolver, using the "Accept incoming deletion" option
for a locally deleted file can (unexpectedly) do nothing and leave the tree
conflict unresolved.
Consider the following PowerShell-based reproduction script:
{{ rm test -Recurse -Force -ErrorAction Ignore}}
{{ mkdir test}}
{{ svnadmin create test/repo}}
{{ $url = 'file:///\{0}/test/repo' -f (pwd) -replace '}}
{{', '/'}}
{{ svn co $url test/wc}}
{{ echo content > test/wc/file.txt}}
{{ svn add test/wc/file.txt}}
{{ svn ci test/wc -m"r1"}}
{{ svn rm test/wc/file.txt}}
{{ svn ci test/wc -m"r2"}}
{{ svn up test/wc -r1}}
{{ svn rm test/wc/file.txt}}
{{ svn up test/wc}}
{{ svn st test/wc}}
The result of choosing "(a) Accept incoming deletion" during conflict
resolution is unexpected:
{{ > svn up}}
{{ Updating 'test\wc':}}
{{ C test\wc\file.txt}}
{{ At revision 2.}}
{{ Summary of conflicts:}}
{{ Tree conflicts: 1}}
{{ Searching tree conflict details for 'test\wc\file.txt' in repository:}}
{{ Checking r2... done}}
{{ Tree conflict on 'test\wc\file.txt':}}
{{ File updated from r1 to r2 was deleted by (me) in r2.}}
{{ A deleted file was found in the working copy.}}
{{ Select: (p) Postpone, (r) Mark as resolved, (a) Accept incoming
deletion,}}
{{ (h) Help, (q) Quit resolution: a}}
{{ Summary of conflicts:}}
{{ Tree conflicts: 1}}
{{ > svn st}}
{{ ! C test\wc\file.txt}}
{{ > local file delete, incoming file delete or move upon update}}
{{ Summary of conflicts:}}
{{ Tree conflicts: 1}}
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