<rbb@rkbloom.net> writes:
> I may have missed something, and I apologize if I did. I just spent a
> long time getting an import to work correctly. Every time it failed, a
> text file was written to my current directory with my unused log message.
> When I finally got the import to work, I ended up accidentally importing
> all of the old failed commit messages.
>
> Can those files be written to /tmp? Is the problem that APR can't find
> the correct temp directory portably? I would consider this to be a rather
> big problem.
Congratulations. You just triggered the very scenario that has
prompted me (now twice) to talk about apr_get_temp_dir() on the apr
list. :-) Subversion usually tries to use the .svn/tmp directory that
is part of the working copy for its tempfiles. But on an import,
there's no working copy (and thus no .svn/tmp).
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Received on Mon Jan 13 05:44:28 2003