问题
When I'm trying to change the branch where I am, I'm getting this error everytime:
# Just check in which branch I am
$ hg branch
django1.6
$ hg update --clean default
abandon: Unlinking directory not permitted: 'D:\Projects\abc\abc'
(abc is the project name, replace for simplicity here). Since it's a Django project, named abc, I have a subfolder abc that I have created in the django1.6 branch. This folder doesn't exist yet in the default branch, so if I'm changing the branch, the folder has to be deleted in theory
When I check the properties, I see the folder is in read-only mode, so in cygwin I chmod the folder and try again...
$ chmod -R 0777 hstareal/
$ hg update --clean default
abandon: Unlinking directory not permitted: 'D:\Projects\abc\abc'
$ hg update --clean another-already-existing-branch
abandon: Unlinking directory not permitted: 'D:\Projects\abc\abc'
For information, I can create a branch and get back to django1.6 without problems:
$ hg branch test
marked working directory as branch test
(branches are permanent and global, did you want a bookmark?)
$ hg update --clean django1.6
0 files updated, 0 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved
Does anyone see where the problem is? I'm sure it's something related to cygwin, but I can't see why.
回答1:
The single workaround I found for the moment is to delete the folder by hand and then update the branch.
$ rm -rf abc/
$ hg update --clean default
27 files updated, 0 files merged, 4 files removed, 0 files unresolved
Really dirty but at least it works... I'm still listening to better suggestions :)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22363360/error-unlinking-directory-not-permitted-when-im-doing-hg-update-with-cygwin