Re: repobrowser fails to show directories that don't exist in HEAD when browing at older revision

Roel Harbers wrote:
> http://server/repo/branches/v1.0 is an old branch that has been moved to
> http://server/repo/branches/v1.0
> When I open the repobrowser on my repository, and select an old revision
> (let's say 10) in which http://server/repo/branches/v1.0 still existed,
> I get an error when going in to that directory:
>
> http://server/repo/branches/v1.0/Error * REPORT request failed on
> 'http://server/repo/branches/v1.0' 'http://server/repo/branches/v1.0'
> path not found
>
> When I do "svn ls -r 10 http://server/repo/branches/v1.0", I get the
> same error, but when I do either "svn ls -r 10
> http://server/repo/branches/v1.0@10" or "svn ls
> http://server/repo/branches/v1.0@10" I get the expected content of the
> v1.0 branch. Maybe the repo browser should be using the peg revision too?

As mentioned only half an hour ago on this list:
use
svn ls -v ...
and not
svn ls

It's a bug in the Subversion library, which is fixed and all will work
again as soon as Subversion 1.3.1 comes out.

> Btw, the repo browser does funny things when you select the tree item
> that contains the Error message, and then go to the HEAD revision again.
> See the attached screenshot (server and product name blacked out by me)

Sure: As you can see in your own screenshot, the error message got
copied as the URL of the repo browser to use. Since that URL isn't
there, you'll get an error, and TSVN can't know what's the root of your
repository, so every url part is treated as its own folder.

Stefan

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