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

From: Roel Harbers <roel_at_roelharbers.com>
Date: 2006-02-02 21:06:20 CET

Stefan Küng wrote:

> 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
>

I'm not subscribed to the users list, so I didn't see that. Sorry.

> 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.
>

Ok, I'll have to wait then.

>> 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.
>

so.... why does the error message get put in the url box in the first
place? This may be purely cosmetic, but it looks a bit... odd. (Still
very happy with tsvn, don't get me wrong :P )

Regards,

Roel Harbers

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