How do I make TortoiseSVN ignore empty directories that have been removed from the repo?
I have some directories that have been moved or renamed. Linux SVN command line client ignores these directories. This shows the TortoiseSVN plugin for Explorer. If I delete them and update them, they come back.
All file transfers and deletions were done using the Linux SVN CLI tools. When running "svn update" or even a new "svn co" on Linux, these empty directories are not displayed.
When doing a new check using TortoiseSVN, empty directories are created, although they no longer exist in the HEAD revision.
How can I make them go away?
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Sounds like a customer problem. If I misunderstand you, your SVN manipulations were done correctly.
Several parameters:
- your client is set to receive the wrong version
- your client somehow runs into the cache file (are you using SVN over port 80?)
- someone has something configured on the server like 2 repos, mirroring each other, but bad.
It seems to me that only the first one seems to me. What I would do is figure out which url the linux side is using and do a new windows side check with that in a new location and in particular check that the version is set to head. If that doesn't work, I don't know what the problem is. If so, it severely limits the problem.
ps, just thought, without getting an attempt to go back to head revision. I don't think it will work, but ...
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