On 06.06.2012 10:41, Jens Geyer wrote:
> Hi *,
>
> using the latest stable TSVN, I have massive issues when I move folders
> with some content (subfolders and files) to another location. I
> drag+drop the folder using right-click in Windows Explorer, on drop I
> chose “SVN-Objekte hierher verschieben”. Then TSVN starts working, it
> shows a “wait” box and takes quite a long time. Finally it issues the
> message that the operation could not be completed because access has
> been denied (which is not true, at least there is no restriction and
> there are no open files in other programs, etc).
>
> From that point on, the working copy is in an inconsistent state and it
> takes a lot of work just to get the previous state again, since a simple
> “Revert Changes” does not work either. One has to clean up the WC, then
> reverting and with some luck you get the same state as before. This is
> quite annoying, and it did already work very well in the past.
>
> Could someone have a look at it?
>
> If there are questions, just ask. I’m happy to provide more information.
Moving folders is very slow in svn and does a lot of file accesses.
There were a few commits lately which will help improve that situation.
As for the "access denied" problem: there might be another process on
your machine that's opening the moved files or the wc database file
while the move operation is in progress (virus scanner, search indexer,
...).
You could try running ProcExplorer from SysInternals and then check the
last entries before you get the error message: maybe you can see there
which file and which process are involved.
Stefan
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