Hi Ben,
had no time to switch on my computer at home during the weekend. Sorry for
the delay.
> > 1) Do a checkout and then merge of my repository data. That
>
> That doesn't help me reproduce the bug, because I don't have access to
> your repository. :-)
Bad news, I won't be allowed to give external access to our repository.
> > 2) I'll try to recreate the problem starting with a blank
> repository, but
>
> That would be great! Or, just give me access to your repository.
Good news, I could reproduce the crash with a small repository (8
revisions). I can mail you the repository (74KByte) if you like.
Here are the steps:
(That's what I did to reproduce the crash. I think it can be narrowed down
to fewer steps, because I think the crash is caused by the file type
involved)
1) import trunk tag branches into a blank repository
2) create some stuff in trunk and commit
3) create a copy of trunk in branches (Revision #3)
4) do a checkout of the copy in branches into a separate dir: ~/test/branch
5) modify stuff in trunk and commit
6) create a subdirectory in ~/test/branch and commit
7) create a binary file (bitmap) inside this subdir and commit
--- Begin Sidenote ---
Until now a svn merge -rN:M http://branch works (tried it after steps 5-7)
The merge command is always started in the working copy of branches, like:
~/test/branch>svn merge -r3:HEAD http://server/repos/branches/testbranch
--- End Sidenote ---
8) copy a dll into the subdir and commit.
~/test/branch>svn merge -r3:8 http://server/repos/branches/testbranch
A subdir
***BANG***
It looks like this special file/type causes the crash. The crash occurs with
the linux and windows cl client (tortoisesvn as well).
Hope that helps. If you need the repository, drop me a mail and I'll send it
to you.
Cheers
-Lübbe
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Received on Mon Oct 20 10:59:33 2003