Luke Q Campagnola wrote:
> If I create a completely new repository, the problem is gone. Somehow, my
> existing repository got itself into a state that prevents me putting my
> working copies on an NFS mount. I suspect there is a combination of
> problems here; something strange about my NFS setup has triggered a bug in
> svn. This really seems like a bug to me, but it was rejected with no
> explanation when I submitted it to the issue tracker, so I don't really
> know what to do at this point..
The large-font "Please read" section on the issues front page explains why:
"We depend on the mailing list as a first level of filtering for our bug
tracker. Without it, the tracker would be full of duplicate issues,
non-issues, and unreproducible issues."
Or, more directly:
There's no point in having an issue which looks like it could quite likely
be a quirk in some NFS software, and nothing to do with Subversion at all.
The issue tracker is supposed to be a developer to-do list. Having a todo
item which just says (effectively) "There might be a mysterious problem"
doesn't allow us to take any action to solve.
Max.
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Received on Mon Dec 13 13:26:56 2004