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Re: Strange Crawling locations with RC2

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2006-01-12 19:07:19 CET

Josha Foust wrote:
> I am seeing some strange activity in the TSVNCacheWindow with 1.3.0 RC2.
> It is showing that it is crawling files that exist in subfolders as if
> they were root folders. The entries seem to occur immediately after
> crawling the folders containing those files. They appear to be the
> unversioned files in the folders. This happened immediately after
> rebooting on Windows XP Pro SP2, but not immediately after installing
> TSVN, I had rebooted for that previously. TSVN apparently lost the saved
> cache and started from scratch. It also appears to happen when
> re-crawling. I've attached a screen shot.

Thanks for the report. This is due to the fact that ignored entries also
got the svn_node_dir kind in Subversion. And that's because the
PathIsDirectory() API returns TRUE not only for directories but for
non-existing paths as well.

Fixed in revision 5404.

Stefan

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