Re: [TSVN] "is probably out-of-date" error

Lukas Smith wrote:
> I keep getting an error on commit telling me the given file is out of
> date. The only way to solve this is to do a new checkout. Removing the
> file and updating the dir doesnt. However since I am the only one
> really commiting on the repo with a single checkout its simply not
> possible for me to have a non uptodate version.

You need to update your WC before doing a commit, even if you are the
only one using it. That is because when you commit files, those files
get the new repository revision, but parent directories don't, so you
get a mixed revision WC. Next time you try to commit it will fail with
an 'out-of-date' error. Update fixes that.

But it sounds as if you already tried to update the parent dir, so if
update doesn't fix the problem, can you copy the exact message (Ctrl-A,
Ctrl-C in the message box to select all and copy), paste it into another
mail and post it here.

Simon

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