Re: interrupt/cleanup mechanism

I meant:

Let's say I do 'svn ci' in ~/dir1/dir2/ to commit
~/dir1/dir2/file3, and interrupt it with C-z ; kill %.

When I do 'svn cleanup' in ~/dir1/dir2/, it seems to complete
successfully, but any other svn operation fails with the usual "do
svn cleanup" message.

After I do 'svn cleanup' in ~/dir1/, things work again.

It's not obvious that you need to do it in ~/dir1/, instead of
~/dir1/dir2/.

I'm running svn 0.32.1. This behavior has been around for at
least months.

>>>>> "Ben" == Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman@collab.net> writes:
    Ben>
    Ben> On Sat, 2003-11-08 at 22:13, Karl Chen wrote:
>> If I interrupt subversion, often I have to do 'svn cleanup'
>> in parent directories before it will work again.
>>
>> Is this normal?
    Ben>
    Ben> Yes. Read this FAQ:
    Ben>
    Ben> http://subversion.tigris.org/project_faq.html#wedged-wc
    Ben>
>> And if so, having to 'cd .. && svn cleanup' should be
>> explained in the error message.
>>
    Ben>
    Ben> If your working copy has locks left in it, the error
    Ben> message should say exactly that: "working copy locked:
    Ben> run 'svn cleanup'" Does it not? Are you running a very
    Ben> old version of svn?
    Ben>

-- 
Karl Chen 2003-11-08 21:35
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