On 10.05.2013 18:22, Mark Phippard wrote:
> On Fri, May 10, 2013 at 11:42 AM, Mark Phippard <markphip_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Wed, May 8, 2013 at 12:40 PM, Mark Phippard <markphip_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>>> I am using a new build process and using VS 2012, so I am sure that is
>>> the problem. But I am getting 49 test failures. I am attaching the
>>> fails.log but I do not think it lends much ideas. I tried running
>>> with --verbose but the output is the same.
>>>
>>> Getting the same failures over all three ra layers.
>> Trying to figure out what is wrong, so setup my PATH to use the 1.8.0
>> binaries and run svnsync manually. Maybe my brain is just not
>> working, but what did I do wrong here?
>>
>> C:\svn-1.8>svnsync init file:///svn-1.8/repos https://hostname/svn/test
>> svnsync: E000022: Session is rooted at 'file:///svn-1.8/repos' but the
>> repos root is 'file:///C:/svn-1.8/repos'
>>
>> Basically just trying to sync a small remote repos to a local copy.
>>
>> Since it is the svnsync and svnrdump tests that were failing, that is
>> what I tested. I cannot see why I would get a bug like this and
>> others would not, so I am assuming I am just not functioning right
>> today.
> I think this might be an actual bug on Windows, but do not see why
> others do not get it. Note how the error message changed the URL I
> entered to something different. Perhaps some kind of canonicalization
> issue?
>
> I have tried other variants of that file:// URL but none work for me.
>
> I suspect an error like this is why all my svnsync and svnrdump tests
> are failing. That said, I cannot do a simple command like this
> either:
>
> svn ls file:///svn-1.8/repos
>
> That shows the same sort of problem where it is changing the URL.
> What is going on? My tests passed for most cases, so there must be
> some way of correctly specifying a file:// URL on Windows that is
> working.
The correct way includes the drive letter:
svn ls file:///C:/svn-1.8/repos
And I expect you need the same in 'svnsync init' as well. Could be that
the test driver doesn't get that right -- although I'd wonder how it
worked in the past then; it's always been this way.
-- Brane
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Branko Čibej
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Received on 2013-05-10 18:33:49 CEST