Re: Problem sharing new project with existing repository

Mark Phippard wrote:
> Subclipse uses a better approach than import. It first does a mkdir, then
> a checkout of that dir into your existing structure. This turns your
> project into a valid WC full of unversioned items that you can then
> commit. If we used Import, you would then have to delete your project and
> check it out again.

Excellent, I prefer that approach. :-)

> This error message sounds like a configuration issue. The server is
> saying it does not understand the CHECKOUT command which is a DAV method.
> Have you tried using the command line at all with the same URL. Can you
> do svn ls or svn mkdir using the command line client? I am guessiong you
> can't.

Yup, that works just fine:

chrish_at_dhcp1 [518]$ svn list http://{servername}:8000/svn/utils/
itunes2html/
readme.txt
chrish_at_dhcp1 [519]$ svn mkdir http://{servername}:8000/svn/utils/test

Committed revision 3.
chrish_at_dhcp1 [520]$ svn list http://{servername}:8000/svn/utils/
itunes2html/
readme.txt
test/

The command-line SVN installed on that client is compiled from source
via Fink.

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Chris Herborth (chrish@pobox.com)
Never send a monster to do the work of an evil scientist.