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I accidentally added a few files to my working copy directory, and when I run an svn status they are labeled with a question mark (item is not under version control). I’d like to correct this by adding the files to version control, but I’m not sure what the consequences are of deleting the files and attempting to svn add them. Can anyone recommend the best approach? Thanks.
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svn add <file>, even after the files have been created. If you delete them, the repository will remain unchanged. Only by adding files and committing them will you alter the repository.