When you revert an addition in your working copy, and the item appeared in a
changelist, the working copy becomes corrupt and you can't ever use the filename
again. I built a maintainer mode version from /branches/1.7.x@1155504 which
balks (after a boring stack trace):
svn: E155016: Corrupt data for '...../sandbox/wc/x'
at the end of this test script:
#!/bin/bash
alias svn=$PWD/../subversion/subversion/svn/svn
alias svnadmin=$PWD/../subversion/subversion/svnadmin/svnadmin
rm -rf sandbox
mkdir sandbox
set -eux
cd sandbox
svnadmin create repo1
url=file:///$PWD/repo1/trunk
svn mkdir -m boot "$url"
svn co "$url" wc
cd wc
# Need at least one versioned file, otherwise there's no problem
echo first >first
svn add first
svn commit -m blah
svn up
# Try to add a file x, in an uncertain state of mind
echo x >x
svn add x
svn cl c x
svn revert x
svn add x
--
Stein
