On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 01:55:10PM +0000, Cooke, Mark wrote: > Hello list, > > Windows 7, using the 1.10.3 command line tools (from TortoiseSVN). > > I am trying to use `svn cleanup` in a build script (batch file) to remove > some ignored / unversioned files that may have been generated by a previous > build. However, some of them are marked as "read-only" and cleanup stops > with an error. > >
Which error message and code are you seeing exactly? The cleanup code calls a functions which is supposed to remove files even if they don't have write-permissions, and even on Windows. It looks like in your case this is going wrong for some reason. On Unix, it is working as expected for me: $ touch foo $ chmod 444 foo $ svn st ? foo $ svn cleanup --remove-unversioned D foo $ svn st $ I don't have a Windows machine. > I have a couple of questions: > > Is it valid to use both --remove-ignored and --remove-unversioned in the same > command? This is not clear in the help text although it seems to work (until > it hits the read-only files). Yes, passing both flags at the same time is valid. > Is there any way to say "ignore errors" or "ignore read-only" or even "remove > read-only"? > Well, it should already work without errors. I am not sure why it does not work for you :-/ Regards, Stefan
