On Sat, Jul 4, 2009 at 12:08 PM, Bradley
Wagner<bradley.wagner_at_hannonhill.com> wrote:
>> This is normal SVN merge behavior. Looks like you are going to have
>>
>> fun when you upgrade :)
>>
>> You probably have a ton of files that have acquired the svn:mergeinfo
>>
>> property. Probably empty. Probably created by copying/renaming
>>
>> files. SVN 1.5.6 made changes to stop doing this. You should
>>
>> systematically remove all occurrences of that property in your
>>
>> repository ASAP, and make sure no one is using earlier 1.5.x clients.
>
> Do you have any suggestions on how to do this across an entire repository? I
> just did this for my working copy trunk using "svn -R propdel svn:mergeinfo"
> but I figured there is a probably away to do it to the entire repository in
> one swoop.
> I looked at doing it by passing the repos url to the propdel command but
> this apparently is an unversioned property change? I'm not familiar with
> this concept, but I do know that I'd like to be able to see in our version
> history that I deleted all these properties.
These are versioned properties, they can only be deleted with a
working copy. I wouldn't worry about deleting them from tags and
other places where you are not making changes. Just trunk and active
branches. If you get a list of location that have the property,
perhaps you can use svn checkout --depth=empty to check out those
locations and remove the properties? For files, you'd need to
checkout the parent folder with depth=files.
--
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
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Received on 2009-07-04 18:42:49 CEST