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Asked: 2026-05-23T03:06:32+00:00

Say I have a large working directory and I am in the process of

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Say I have a large working directory and I am in the process of cleaning out sections of code that are no longer used. Part of this process is flat out svn deleteing a lot of files. But what if I want to make sure those files are not being used anywhere anymore… if I do svn commit it will commit all of my other code changes which I don’t wish to test at the moment, and if I try to svn commit <deleted file list> it says those files are not under version control (I already did svn delete on them).

How can I commit changes to only svn deleted files?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Cannot reproduce.

    svn commit <list of svn delete'd files> works fine.

    You will get svn: <file> is not under version control error if you try to commit changes to a file that has already been svn delete'd and committed. Is there an errant file in your list?

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