Recognising repositories

Hi Steve (et al.),

I noticed the following in a recent commit message (19716):

'* instead of the uuid, use the repo root url to distinguish between
repositories'

That reminded me of something I recently ran into: I have a couple of
working copies from the same repository on my local drive (trunk, a
production branch and some 'external' references). Most of these are
checkouts from a local hostname (something.intranet). But some are
checkouts based on IP address (192.168.x.y), created at a time when my
local DNS server was acting up.

As it turns out, doing a svn-copy via right-drag failed when done from
a hostname based working copy to an IP based working copy, with an
error message indicating that the target was not part of the same
repository. Is that expected?

I fixed it by relocating the IP WC to the hostname, but if I interpret
the commit message the UUID check should have worked?!?

(BTW I am still on TortoiseSVN 1.6.99, Build 18563 - 32 Bit -dev,
2010/02/09 21:57:21)

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Regards,
Jean-Marc
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