Re: TSVN 1.5.5 shows a strange folder in freshly created repository

Kurt Pruenner wrote:
> Allwyn wrote:
>> "Its just that I happened to right-click in the repository folder
>> (through the network without using the mapped drive) and found this
>> problem" i.e. seeing the strange folder.
>
> Ah, okay - I think I assumed you meant "working copy" instead of
> repository folder, since I couldn't think of a usecase why anybody would
> want to use TSVN's context menu in the repository folder.
>
> It seems as if TSVN tries to detect that you're in a repository folder
> and automatically opens that via a "file:" URL in the repo browser, but
> it somehow manages to screw up the conversion from an UNC path to a file
> URL.
>
> So if I navigate to our repository folder via a Windows share (i.e.
> "\\server\e$\AKh\subversion\AKh"), right click in that folder and choose
> "SVN Repo-Browser" it automatically opens the URL
>
> "file:////server/e$/AKh/subversion/AKh"
>
> instead of the correct
>
> "file://server/e$/AKh/subversion/AKh"
>
> which of course works fine when you edit the URL by hand...
>

I fixed this issue in r14970.
But there's a bug in the svn library which throws assertions for urls
like 'file://server/'. I hope it will be fixed for 1.6.

Stefan

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