Re: Deleted files stays in Browse view - I don't want it to!!

After deleting a file, you still have to commit. On 5 Giu, 03:11, etard wrote: > So, I have a file that I accidentally deleted locally from my drive > under source control. The file still exists in the Repository. So, I > redownloaded the file. BUT, in my Browse view of my 'src' I see the > file

Re: Versions/SVN shows .app files as folders, cannot commit to repo

This is odd - I tried a svn copy src dest -b "comment" and it seems to have worked fine. (For information I'm using version 1.5.4 on the command line.) ~ Robin | m...@robincharlton.me | twitter: robincharlton 2009/6/4 Quinn Taylor > That is extremely interesting... I wouldn't have any idea why

Re: Deleted files stays in Browse view - I don't want it to!!

but if I commit, will it not kill off the current file in the repository? if so, then I am in serious trouble. On Jun 5, 12:36 am, Alberto Ganesh Barbati wrote: > After deleting a file, you still have to commit. > > On 5 Giu, 03:11, etard wrote: > > > So, I have a file that I accidentally delet

Re: Deleted files stays in Browse view - I don't want it to!!

I'm not sure what you did to 'redownload' the file from the repository but you need to get it by doing a 'revert' command This replaces the file locally that you have deleted and keeps you in sync. Paul On 5 Jun 2009, at 14:41, etard wrote: > > but if I commit, will it not kill off the cu

Re: Deleted files stays in Browse view - I don't want it to!!

I just did the revert.. thanks! so now, I have the most current version of the file off the Repository... yes? Versions had been keeping that local file up to date as I could see the modification date on it was always changing and see in Transcript view the file had been edited & updated locally s

Re: Deleted files stays in Browse view - I don't want it to!!

Yes you now have the most current version. Some of the terms in svn and Versions are a bit confusing sometimes. In English the word 'Revert' suggests 'going back', as in your changes in your working copy are new and you want to 'go back' to the pristine version from the repository. But in re

Re: Deleted files stays in Browse view - I don't want it to!!

perfect.. thanks for clarification and the tip to Revert - as it does not do what I expected which is why I never Reverted. On Jun 5, 7:50 am, Paul Willis wrote: > Yes you now have the most current version. > > Some of the terms in svn and Versions are a bit confusing sometimes.   > In English t

Follow-up: error when doing most commits

On Jun 4, 2009, at 10:51 PM, Gary L. Gray wrote: > I am running Versions 1.0.4 (Build 65) and we recently moved all of > our repositories to a blazingly fast new Xserve. It might be a > coincidence, but since that move any commit with more than a handful > of files has been failing (I am u

Does Versions honor my config file?

Wondering if Versions honors ~/.subversion/config settings, particularly auto props -- Lorin Rivers Mosasaur: Killer Technical Marketing 512/203.3198 (m) --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this messag

Re: Does Versions honor my config file?

Yes, it does. More accurately, Versions uses a Subversion library, and that library honors ~/subversion/config settings. Be aware that autoprops is only applied when items are added. There is a Python script that can apply the setting after the fact, which I've found useful on occasion.