David,
El jue, 23-08-2007 a las 14:36 -0700, vizion escribió:
> Mark -
> When files have been versioned they have properties which include the
> version # and the name of the committer. So an attempt to include those
> files in a different repository fails if the versioning properties. In thsi
> instance following an importing of the files into the project an attempt to
> commit those files to the depository fails with an error stating that the
> .svm/tmp files could not be found. I am not exactly certain how this works
> but I believe the expected path to the .svn/tmp is part of the property
> metadata. I thought anyone who was likely to know the answer would
> understand the question rather than suggest I could explain the problem
> better. It sounds like you blame me vecause you do not know the answer.
First and all, you should lurk in the mailing list a bit longer or read
the archives before throwing accusations like that. If anyone here is
always readily to give answers to the best of his knowledge, that person
is Mark. And his knowledge when it comes to Subversion is usually very
good.
Me, I'm just a humble user who never got very interested in the
intricacies of this system. However, I can tell from reading your
explanation that you don't know what you are talking about. That is not
bad per se, but you are also arrogant and terribly unhelpful, refusing
to give a clarification. I've tried to understand what you mean, but I
really don't get it. I think you are not even using Subclipse in your
set up and the problem probably lies in your procedure and not on the
application.
I side with Mark on this one: you should try to explain your issue more
clearly and give less background and more context information. And also,
you should write to the Subversion mailing list.
Hope it helps, for what it's worth.
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Received on Thu Aug 23 23:43:31 2007