Re: !svn/bc/foo/trunk' path not found

On Jun 18, 2007, at 14:33, Markus S wrote:

> maybe I am doing something wrong but I am unable to use any command
> line commands with my repository. Using svnX 0.99 and Martin Ott's
> binary package on OS X 10.4.9 everything works fine but simple
> commands like:
> svn log -v -r36 https://..../trunk
> fail with:
> svn: REPORT request failed on '/svn/.../!svn/bc/126/trunk'
> svn: '/svn/.../!svn/bc/126/trunk' path not found
> where 126 is latest revision.
> I need to go to the command line to merge changes from the trunk
> into a branch, something svnX can't do.

It sounds like the URL where you think your repository, isn't where
it actually is.

In the Terminal, you could go into your existing working copy, the
one you use with svnX, and type "svn info", which will show you the
correct URL.

Also, if you were in the working copy, you could just type "svn log -
v -r36" and not need to specify the repository URL.

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Received on Tue Jun 19 04:27:14 2007