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Re: Auto-Including new files?

From: Sindbad the Seafarer <sindbad.the.seafarer_at_gmx.net>
Date: 2003-07-23 11:51:58 CEST

Concerning Re: Auto-Including new files?
SteveKing wrote on 22 Jul 2003, 20:13, at least in part:

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Sindbad the Seafarer" <sindbad.the.seafarer@gmx.net>
> >
> > Nope, just plain ASCII, no umlauts etc., maximum 8 chars.
> > However, this troubling website is in a folder named "Ridinger" with
> > one of its subfolders also named "ridinger" (exactly upper/lower
> > case as quoted). Maybe this troubles Subversion? It would be too
> > late to change that, all the search engines would be confused.
>
> Did you ever rename those folders to change upper/lowercase?
> That confuses Subversion because windows doesn't differ
> such files but Subversion does. So you might have two folders
> in the repository, but Windows only knows one. In that case
> you need to tweak the repository directly with the command
> line client.

I already experienced that on command line upper/lowercase
matters. Yes, case of folder names may have been changed,
though I suspect it was already on the old harddisk years ago,
transferred by copy on MO disk.

> > I am just checking out a third working copy to see what really is in
> > the repository, but that will take hours (perhaps 4000 files, 60+
> > MB) - if there's not finally an error for not enough memory that is.
> >
> If the repository is available via apache you can simply point
> your browser to the repository url and see there if there are
> duplicate entries in it (by duplicate entries I mean entries which
> differ only in upper/lowercase). Checking out won't help you in this
> case.

Too late, already threw away repository & working copies to start
from scratch - even more unsuccessfully as in the first attempt as
explained in my other mail to the list (.SVN folder question). Today
I return to regular work and leave versioning, can't afford another
week on this issue so helpful it might have been in the long run. It
would have been OK to work on a test site for another fortnight or
so to get accustumed to source control, but without even a basic
repository that is beyond dreams. Nevertheless thanks a lot for
your help, Stefan, but that's how things are.

> > BTW would just changing the timestamp do anything to a working
> > copy's relation to the repository? If not then I could save me
> > adding
>
> No. Subversion does not use timestamps at all.

So I could have done the initial check out and then set back
timestamps to those on the web server without harm. Well, as
said, too late ...

Best regards - God bless!

Jan hendrik

>
> Stefan
>

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