"daniel" wrote
> Scenario:
> - I have the latest version of a file on my local PC.
> - This file I change.
> - The commit finished without problems, the revision number is increased
> (here: to 17).
> - An update request confirms that nobody has made changes in the
> meantime and that I still have the latest version.
> - I notice that I have to make some more changes, so I edit the file
again.
> - The second commit fails, subversion complains that my file is
> "probably out-of-date".
> - Neither the suggested update, nor another attempt to commit my changes
> help.
You need to update the parent directory, not just the individual file.
Normally you should do your updating and committing at directory level. TSVN
will show you which files have changed and you can choose to commit all or
just some of them at one go.
Simon.
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Received on Thu Sep 2 14:20:34 2004