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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by jack lee <ja...@hotmail.com> on 2005/01/09 23:21:38 UTC
Is it a bug?
I use subversion latest version and Subclipse 0.9.25 on windowsXP with sp1.
After I did some switch among different versions or branches and went back
the head of the main stream, I failed to make some change and commit it. ( I
did it in eclipse3.0).
Did anyone meet the same problem?
BTW, if I changed something in head of main stream. I don't commit it and
switch to other branch what is supposed to happen? If I change back, is my
change still there?
Regards,
Jack.
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Re: Is it a bug?
Posted by Mike Mason <mg...@thoughtworks.net>.
jack lee wrote:
> I use subversion latest version and Subclipse 0.9.25 on windowsXP with
> sp1. After I did some switch among different versions or branches and
> went back the head of the main stream, I failed to make some change
> and commit it. ( I did it in eclipse3.0).
>
> Did anyone meet the same problem?
I'm not quite sure what you did. Can you give us a step-by-step list of
things you did?
> BTW, if I changed something in head of main stream. I don't commit it
> and switch to other branch what is supposed to happen? If I change
> back, is my change still there?
"svn switch" is kind of like "svn update" -- if you have a modified file
in your working copy and you switch to another branch, your local
changes will be preserved. If you then do a commit, you'll be committing
to the new branch.
Cheers,
Mike.
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