"Moller, Chad D" <CMoller@winona.edu> wrote on 09/07/2005 04:34:48 PM:
> My colleague and I are both having the same problem with subclipse.
>
> The root directories for each of my projects show that they have
changes. They
> also show up in the Outgoing mode of the Synchronize view. However, when
I try
> to commit, I receive the following message in my console:
>
> commit -m "" -N D:/Data/Development/workspace/TestProject
> Sending D:/Data/Development/workspace/TestProject
> Transaction is out of date
> svn: Commit failed (details follow):
> svn: Out of date: '/TestProject' in transaction '21-1'
>
> This is the same if I am adding a new project to SVN, or if I "Check Out
As
> Project" on an existing project. I have updated all the projects, and no
one
> else is committing to these projects yet. The only change I have made is
> adding some files to svn:ignore.
This is just a standard Subversion message you get when you try to commit
something that is out of date. In your case, you appear to be committing
a
change to a folder (probably a properties change). To do this, the folder
has
to be at the HEAD revision of the repository. Do Team -> Update prior to
committing and it should work.
Also see this Subversion FAQ:
http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#wc-out-of-date
In your case, the problem is item #2.
Mark
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Received on Thu Sep 8 06:41:50 2005