Dennis Jones wrote:
> User: Dennis Jones, mailto:djones@oregon.com
> Categories: Daily use
>
> We\'ve just encountered a situation in which several files were
> committed from one machine, but when an update is performed on other
> machines (two others), they do not get the updated files. The machine
That should never happen. And to be honest, it never has before.
> where the commits were performed does not identify any of the files as
> \'modified\', suggesting that the files were indeed committed to the
> repository. We have worked around the problem by making a silly change
You can check that yourself:
- check out a fresh working copy. Are the files as they should be? Or is
the commit missing there too?
- Use the repository browser and open the files from there.
> to every file (appending a blank line) and re-committing. But what
> could have caused this strange behavior in the first place, and how do
> we avoid it in the future? It is very disconcerting because now we are
> always going to wonder if the repository is really up-to-date!
If you think about it, you might see that if Subversion really had such
a bug, then it would have been discovered a long time before it reached
1.0. So there must be something you did wrong or just don't quite
understand (misusing a feature?).
- Check where the commit went. Maybe the commit was done not on /trunk
but on a branch?
- What version(s) were you using? TSVN, Subversion versions.
- What protocol did you use? (http(s)://, svn://, svn+ssh://, file:///)
Stefan
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Received on Fri Feb 25 18:46:11 2005