Stefan Küng wrote:
> On 4/5/06, Daniel Serodio <dserodio@pucsp.br> wrote:
>> I'm using TortoiseSVN 1.3.2, and I tried to make a commit which failed
>> because "At least one property change failed".
>> I corrected this situation, and when I tried to commit it again and
>> clicked on the "Recent messages" button, the log message I had entered
>> previously was not remembered.
>> IMHO, messages for failed commits are the most important to remember,
>> because I want to use the _exact same text_ I used before.
>>
>> Should I file an issue?
>
> 1. you can't file an issue - only the devs here can do that
> 2. can you reproduce the problem? Because honestly, we can't.
>
> there have been some few reports similar to this one. But
> unfortunately, when they tried the same again the log message was
> saved correctly.
> So there isn't a reliable reproduction recipe yet, and we haven't
> found out why this happens. (or if it really even happens - I mean are
> you *absolutely sure* that you entered a log message at all?).
>
> Stefan
I'm absolutely sure. I'm able to reproduce it with the following recipe:
1) Checkout some project
2) Edit your Subversion 'config' file, adding:
*.foo = svn:mime-type:text/plain
(note wrong syntax for the property value)
3) Create an empty.foo file in your working copy
4) Ask TortoiseSVN to Add this file (it will set an invalid property
thanks to the typo in the 'config' file)
5) Ask TortoiseSVN to Commit
6) Type a log message.
7) Subversion rejects the commit, "At least one propety change failed;
repository is unchanged"
8) Ask TortoiseSVN to Commit the file again
9) Click Recent Messages
10) The log message typed in 6) is not there.
Don't forget to remove the (invalid) config added in step 2.
HTH,
Daniel Serodio
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Received on Thu Apr 6 15:51:29 2006