I tried to do what you did using svn command line and I got the same
behaviour you described.
I think we can nothing about that here (this is svn behaviour).
I asked your question to subversion mailing list.
Cédric
> Cédric Chabanois schrieb:
>
>> Jörg Uhlmann wrote:
>>
>>> Is this the correct place to post questions to SvnAnt?
>>> Jörg
>>>
>> Yes it is.
>> This is a strange behaviour, however I think you would have the same
>> behaviour using svn copy.
>>
>> Did you try using javahl or command line interface ?
>>
>> Cédric
>>
> I use javahl. The classpath i use is set on the svnjavahl.jar
> an extract of the build.xml:
>
> <?xml version="1.0"?>
> <project name="svn-test" basedir="." default="build_version">
> <property file="build.properties" />
> <path id="project.classpath">
> <pathelement location="${svnjavahl.jar}" />
> <pathelement location="${svnant.jar}" />
> <pathelement location="${svnClientAdapter.jar}" />
> </path>
> <taskdef resource="svntask.properties"
> classpathref="project.classpath"/>
>
> <target name="build_version">
> <svn>
> <copy
> srcUrl="${myProject.trunc}"
> destUrl="${myProject.tags}/${myProject}_${version}"
> message="Version ${version}"
> />
> </svn>
> </target>
> </project>
>
> an extract of the build.properties:
> lib.dir=lib
> svnjavahl.jar=${lib.dir}/svnjavahl.jar
> svnant.jar=${lib.dir}/svnant.jar
> svnClientAdapter.jar=${lib.dir}/svnClientAdapter.jar
> myProject.trunc = file:///C:/repository/myProject/trunc
> myProject.tags = file:///C:/repository/myProject/tags
> version=1.03
>
>
> Jörg
>
>
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Received on Wed Sep 22 07:03:24 2004