when I try to execute command like this (from a command-line or Perl script - it doesn't matter):
svn revert "build\myfile@test.meta"
SVN skips this file and outputs:
Skipped 'build\myfile'
I tried doing:
svn revert "build\*.meta"
But it gives the same result.
I can revert these files from the GUI. And I can revert these files by doing (but it reverts more than I want):
svn revert --recursive "build"
Is there a workaround for this?
Just to add to the above correct answer, if you have lots of files with the "@" symbol in their name that you want to process in a batch (i.e. use * wildcard), you can do something like this in OS X Terminal (or any Linux box really):
find . -name "*@*" | xargs -I % svn add %@
The above command will use the find utility to list out each file with @ in its filename and then pipe the path to the file to SVN using XARGS. XARGS will replace each occurrence of % with the path and append the special "@" at the end of the filename so that SVN will accept it.
Hope this helps - I had to whack my head for a bit to add the gazzilion @2x.png files that were needed for my app to be upgraded for iOS4.0