This issue is with regard to the (awesome) deploy.sh script you made. I maintain my wordpress plugin in a git repo, then use this script to deploy it to the official WP plugins repo.
The problem I noticed is that this script doesn't remove the files that I remove from my git repo (they don't show up on my local git, but appear on the pushed svn trunk).
It looks like svn co $SVNURL $SVNPATH is copying the files from the trunk, and merging them with the git repo .. as opposed to replacing them.
This would explain why files that already exist in the svn repo don't get removed.
This issue is with regard to the (awesome)
deploy.sh
script you made. I maintain my wordpress plugin in a git repo, then use this script to deploy it to the official WP plugins repo.The problem I noticed is that this script doesn't remove the files that I remove from my git repo (they don't show up on my local git, but appear on the pushed svn trunk).
It looks like
svn co $SVNURL $SVNPATH
is copying the files from the trunk, and merging them with the git repo .. as opposed to replacing them.This would explain why files that already exist in the svn repo don't get removed.