Brian Russell wrote:
>
>
> Andy Levy wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> What happens if you use the SVN command-line client?
>>
>> Almost sounds like a case-sensitivity issue. SVN, like most *NIX
>> filesystems, is case-sensitive; Windows is not, and this leads to
>> issues frequently. Is d.txt (and, really, the whole path) lower-case
>> on both clients and in the repository?
>>
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>
> Andy,
>
> I haven't installed the SVN command-line, since I was very happy with
> Tortoise. I will attempt to do so and perform the equivalent commands.
> Should I use the same SVN version that tortoise client uses (1.3.0)?
>
> Regarding case, the real path of the file does have mixed case. I
> checked the paths on the clients, and they are both identical. I checked
> the repository path via tortoise's repo-browser, and also using "svnlook
> tree ..." on the server, and again all are identical in case (albeit
> mixed case).
>
> The strange thing is that the directory structure is pre-existing in
> both the repository and working copies; it is only a new file that is
> added to the existing directory.
>
> Brian.
>
Just to confirm, I tried with svn command-line client 1.3.0, and get
exactly the same symptoms.
Brian.
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Received on Tue Mar 7 00:43:59 2006