James wrote on Sat, Nov 22, 2014 at 14:18:41 +0000: > I am using latest SVN in linux with KDE SVN and eclipse. I have problem to > commit the delete action. I was renamed two files along with other changes. > After several different ways to commit my changes with KDE SVN, Eclipse and > command line. Now these two files were renamed. The new files were in but the > old named files were marked as "delete". I cannot commit them. > > The files are not physically exist on the machine. "svn status" will list > them as "D". And they are displayed in the KDE SVN as "delete" as well. I am > trying to commit the deletion. The result tell me the files are "out of date" > and "path not found". I tried "svn update" , "svn resolved fileName" and "svn > commit -m "comments" fileNames". The results are the same. > > I was able to rename files before. But I don't know why it doesn't work for > me this time. Is there a way to commit this deletion?
I'm not sure why the commit isn't going through, but as a workaround, you could run the 'svn rm' (or 'svn rename') command with URL targets and it should go through regardless of what may have happened to your working copy. As I said in my other message --- if you posted your shell transcript (the commands you ran and their outputs; set LC_ALL=C in the environment if your locale isn't English), rather than just prose, it would be a lot easier for us to help you. Daniel > Thanks, > James
