On Sun, Apr 15, 2018 at 12:49:49PM +0000, Chris wrote: > Hi Johan and thanks for the reply. > > I made a very simple reproduction script and attached it to this mail, the > behavior seems to be easy to reproduce. Haven't made a reproducton script > before so I'm not sure how you want the issue to be explained, but I first > did the behavior that I think is incorrect and did a status+echo and then the > same from a subdirectory with a second status+echo. > > If you instead wanted me to make a bug report on the tracker, let me know. > > /Chris
Thank you very much for writing and providing this script. I agree that this problem looks like a bug. If you have time to do so, please file an issue in our issue tracker. The problem also affects 'svn diff'. A reasonable expectation would be that the reverse of a diff which adds something is a diff which deletes something, but in this case the reverse diff produced by SVN is an empty diff: $ svn diff -c2 ^/trunk/A Index: foo =================================================================== $ svn diff -c2 A Index: A/foo =================================================================== $ svn diff -c-2 A $ svn diff -c2 ^/trunk/A Index: foo =================================================================== $ svn diff -c-2 ^/trunk/A $
