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I didn't realize svn delete would delete my local copy, I just wanted it out of the repository. Now all my files are gone, and they aren't in the trash bin either. Is there any way I can recover them?
I should clarify, these files never made it into the repository. I was trying to get rid of some old junk in the repository so that I could check these in.
I'm running Ubuntu on an ext3 filesystem. It's okay though.... I managed to redo what I deleted in about 2 hours.
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If you are using TortoiseSVN, just do a Check for Modifications, sort by the Status column, select all the entries marked missing , right-click to open the context menu, and select Delete. Finally, commit to publish the changes to the repository.
Name. svn delete (del, remove, rm) — Delete an item from a working copy or the repository.
Nope.
Not unless they're still in use by some other application, sorry.
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Can't you just check out whatever you were working again in a new directory? If you had any changes that were not versioned you are SOL, anything else you can just svn revert to the latest version in the repository.
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Going to the file directory,
svn revert "filename"
will restore any file locally deleted, yet not committed, but already under version controlled.
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