"Roman Kellner" <muzu...@gmx.net> writes:
> If you can confirm that, when I find a "deleted" line in the .svn/entries
> file to a WC controlled file as shown below, then the file was only deleted
> in the WC and is marked for deletion in the repo which will be done with
> the next commit. Is this the exact meaning of "deleted" the the WC control
> area entries file? And there is no other meaning?
'deleted' in the entries file represents
svn_wc_entry_t.deleted=TRUE
and is different from 'delete' which represents
svn_wc_entry_t.schedule=svn_wc_schedule_delete
'delete' is when a file in the WC is marked for deletion at the next
commit. 'deleted' is when an entry is not present in the working copy
but would be expected given the revision of the parent.
So after
svn rm f
f is 'delete' and after
svn ci
f is 'deleted'
and after
svn up
f is no longer in .svn/entries.
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