I'm using TortoiseSVN Client 1.12 with VisualSVN server (don't know version).
Me and Jack (my colleague) and Daisy (my 2nd colleague) checkout a svn repo to locals,
There is a file called ImageCutter.cs. Revision is 951
Jack delete it and commit changes to server (revision 952)
Daisy update, edit something else, then commit to server (revision ...989)
I still update the ImageCutter.cs file.
I update (from root directory) and got my edited ImageCutter.cs gone, not even in Recycle Bin, no Conflict raised.
How could this happened?
I don't know much about svn but I think there should be a conflict raised when I Update and others guys deleted a file while I updated on my local. Am I wrong?
Am I wrong?
Yes. svn up updates your WC to the state of (given) revision, conflict will be raised only both sides have overlapping changes, in all other cases repo-state have bigger priority (while nor-overlapping changes in repo in your WC will be merged)