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That is probably sensibly behavior for a client that is bound on
a file browser. Where you would use that same browser to remove files. In Eclipse that would be really scary; what if a build script
(or eclipse) accidently deleted some files, and you did not notice when
checking in? In an IDE there are many agents working on the file system. In a
file explorer, there is only you. So in the latter case, removed files can be
assumed to be intentional. Not so in the former case. The current behavior is correct for Subversion, as far as I am
concerned. Cheers, Jesper Fra:
subversive-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:subversive-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] På
vegne af Jesse Hello Igor, Maybe you are right.But TortoiseSVN can recognize my
behaviour,and when I commit,it deleted the "missing" status files
from SVN server.Also Synchronize can do correctly. Thank you. ------------------ Original ------------------ Date: Mon,
Apr 26, 2010 04:49 PM To: "'Developers
mailing list'"<subversive-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>;
Subject: RE:
[subversive-dev] Commit Missing Status File InSubversiveUnsuccessful Hello Jesse, You made incorrect action and as a result you got inconsistent
behaviour, i.e. it's not correct to delete a file by just deleting it from file
system because its svn meta information isn't updated. From:
subversive-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:subversive-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Jesse Hello everyone, I deleted file in eclipse IDE,and
when I commit,the commit dialog show "Content" as
"Deleted".
I deleted files not in eclipse
IDE,and when I commit,the commit dialog show "Content" as
"Missing"
I right clicked c project
explorer,and commit a missing status file,unsuccessful.the console like this: not contain deleted command.
but I right click Synchronize
Explorer,and commit,it successful,
when successful ,console message
as following:this time svn command contain deleted command.
Dose anybody meet this problem? Best Regards! Jesse Mok
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