Yes, I tried "svn update --set-depth infinity" and nothing happened. Many of the files are still missing from my working copy. It does seem like that should have worked.
On a related note, I am able to "svn checkout ... foodir" elsewhere, and all of the files under foodir are retrieved. It's just when I do the same command under that directory that I can't seem to get the files. -Steven On Aug 19, 2012 11:32 PM, "Markus Schaber" <m.scha...@3s-software.com> wrote: > Hi, Steven, > > > Von: Steven Lee [mailto:stlee...@gmail.com] > > > I am using Subversion 1.7.0. I wanted to exclude a directory from my > working copy so I entered "svn update --set-depth exclude foodir". In the > middle, I decided to cancel this operation. Now I'm in a state where some > files under foodir are missing but SVN thinks all of the files are there. > I tried to do a 'svn revert' and 'svn checkout' but nothing happens > because it thinks the files are already there. 'svn status' thinks nothing > has changed but 'svn ls' shows that some files/directories are missing from > my working copy. > > > Prior to Subversion 1.7, I would have been able to simply remove the > .svn directory in that directory and check out the files again. But now, I > have to remove the .svn directory at the top level and check out all of the > files again. The repository is huge so I want to avoid that, and plus all > of my timestamps on the files/directories would be updated which is > undesirable. Is there a simpler workaround? Is it possible to just fix or > just re-checkout the files for that directory? > > Did ou try "svn update --set-depth infinity foodir"? > > > >
