[SVN] Bundle commit 454

[Kevin Ballard]

You can't commit a file if it's not the latest version. This is one of 
the features of subversion to avoid data loss. After all, what if you 
modify a file and try to commit but somebody else committed before you 
and you didn't know it? You'd overwrite their commit.

On Mar 9, 2005, at 4:46 PM, Kumar McMillan wrote:

> oh I see, will remember that for the future, thanks.
> I don't know why svn didn't let me commit the file after I updated it
> to an older version.  That seemed to me the most logical way to do it.

-- 
Kevin Ballard
kevin at sb.org
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