Re: svn diff - revert - patch does not restore wc state

2018-09-11 Thread Julian Foad
Chris wrote: > I shelved a bunch of > files and noticed that some of those files were still marked as > modified and when I did diff on them I got something like this: > >---somefile.txt(rev 123456) >+++somefile.txt (working copy) >-sometext >\ No newline at end of file >+sometext Assuming yo

Re: svn diff - revert - patch does not restore wc state

2018-09-11 Thread Chris
On Mon, 9/10/18, Julian Foad wrote: Subject: Re: svn diff - revert - patch does not restore wc state To: users@subversion.apache.org Date: Monday, September 10, 2018, 3:49 PM Timur Khanipov wrote: > [...] I hope the > 'shel

Re: svn diff - revert - patch does not restore wc state

2018-09-10 Thread Julian Foad
Timur Khanipov wrote: > [...] I hope the > 'shelve/unshelve' commands will eventually mature and be able to handle the > situation I described. I also think that these command should finally learn > to save modifications to a separate wc-independent file [...] Hello. I am actively working on the

Re: svn diff - revert - patch does not restore wc state

2018-09-07 Thread Timur Khanipov
Hi, Stefan! Thank you very much for a thorough explanation. I hope the 'shelve/unshelve' commands will eventually mature and be able to handle the situation I described. I also think that these command should finally learn to save modifications to a separate wc-independent file so that it would be

Re: svn diff - revert - patch does not restore wc state

2018-09-07 Thread Stefan Sperling
On Fri, Sep 07, 2018 at 01:18:08PM +0300, Timur Khanipov wrote: > Hi, folks. > > I have successfully used Subversion for many years and in general I am > happy with it, so I have always defended this VCS when my friends or > colleagues argued in favor of git and other things. But today I stepped >

svn diff - revert - patch does not restore wc state

2018-09-07 Thread Timur Khanipov
Hi, folks. I have successfully used Subversion for many years and in general I am happy with it, so I have always defended this VCS when my friends or colleagues argued in favor of git and other things. But today I stepped into a very unpleasant situation which I would like to clarify. I have made