Christopher Armstrong wrote:
FYI, this may cause problems with existing checkouts such that the only (obvious?) fix is to checkout a new copy. At least it did with mine.
After a failed attempt to 'svn up' (which said some stuff about not deleting the current directory since it was changed), svn stat told me "! .", which means ". is not what I think it is". It was totally incomprehensible to me, so I just checked out again.
You had non-versioned stuff in sandbox/ that was left around for you to clean up manually. See what's left and finally rm -rf sandbox. That happens whenever svn up sees repository has removed a file, but there's a "conflict" caused by local files hanging around. Just as a counterpoint, my sandbox directory was clean and svn up removed it happily.