Re: Commit error: "The version resource does not correspond to theresource within the transaction."

Hello,

> You're getting a generic out-of-date message, meaning that the server
> isn't letting you change something, because you don't have the latest
> version of it. In this case, it's probably the fact that you changed
> properties on a directory. One of Subversion's restrictions is that you
> cannot commit a directory propchange unless your working copy of the
> directory is at HEAD.

Thanks, for the explanation. But here's my scenario: My system is
configured to allow only one user (that's me :-) ) and I've checkout only
one copy of it, so I'm always working at HEAD, right? In fact, I'm not
using SVN to manage collab development, but just as a personal versioning
tool.

Mmmm, maybe here's a tip: I think I never did a checkout since the very
first Rev 0. I mean, I did a series of modifs/commits, never needed
checkouts. The last successful commit (say, Rev 6) didn't include any dir
propchanges. So I'm wondering: Maybe this commit trial (to Rev 7) is
*thinking* that the local directory is out-of-date, because the last dir
propchange was made, say, in Rev 4? It *is* at HEAD, but maybe the SVN
client didn't update this info since Rev 4...

> So run 'svn update' to bring your entire working copy to HEAD. Then
> commit.

I already tried it, an it worked. But I think this is just a workaround,
the real thing isn't addressed yet...

Anyway, I have a backup of client and server files, so I can restore it and
give informations as if the problem was still happening.

Best regards,

Vilar Camara Neto

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Received on Sun May 23 16:47:51 2004