Major Description
If there are some files whose status is "replaced" ('R') and there is some
history scheduled with those files ('+'), then running "svn update" gives
invalid results. Current directory is marked as "missing" ('!') and the file
which was replaced is reported as it "does not exist in repository", although it
does.
SVN command sequence example is published at
http://nikitazhuk.net/subversion-update-bug.txt
This case was confirmed as a bug at #svn-dev IRC channel at FreeNode network at
18th May, 2006. IRC log:
13:36 < nzhuk> Hello all, I'd like to ask here if the svn behaviour I see with
svn 1.3.1 on Mac OS X 10.4.6 is a bug (in my opinion it is) and if I should
report it. the svn sequence is pasted here: http://pastebin.ca/56829
13:37 <@maxb> nzhuk: yes, it's a bug, but I suspect it is fixed in 1.4.x
13:37 < nzhuk> ah, ok
13:37 < nzhuk> do you happen to know the issue number for it?
13:39 <@maxb> I'm not sure whether there was one.
Original issue reported by sathamoth