Stefan Küng wrote:
>
> On 19.12.2011 17:57, mwpowellnm wrote:
>> I have stumbled upon an old friend with a new frustration (misspelling
>> intenshional).
>>
>> Error: Commit failed (details follow):
>> Error: Directory 'C:\Source\Suchandsuch\Mysource\Myproject' is out of
>> date
>> Error: File not found: transaction '64-24', path
>> '/Myproject/tag/demos/demo111219'
>> Error: You have to update your working copy first.
>>
>> We are versioning through the file system, our Subversion links are to:
>> "file://servername/Svn/Repository/Myproject/trunk" and so on.
>>
>> I have troubleshot the issue and have checked out a fresh copy from the
>> trunk no problem. Then I attempt to branch/tag and I get this error.
>>
>> Things I might like to check:
>>
>> * I am running the latest TortoiseSVN 64-bit software through Windows 7,
>> for
>> what it's worth.
>> * File permissions; this is running through a file system and not through
>> a
>> proper Subversion server.
>> * The other thing I'd like to pursue is to import the projects from the
>> file
>> system to a proper Subversion server.
>>
>> With the security that is running here, it seems to me this is a
>> permissions
>> issue, but I could be wrong.
>>
>> Suggestions? Recommendations?
>
> Does an update not help?
> And another thing: accessing a repository via file:/// on network share
> does not work. It might seem to work at first, but you will get into
> trouble sooner or later.
>
> Stefan
>
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Nosir, I've tried clean, update, new checkout, what I've found other folks
attempting throughout the ether. No such luck.
As for the file:// thing, yessir, I've brought this to the attention of my
clients, they should really be running a proper Subversion server, not least
of which for this very reason.
VisualSVN works very well; or other flavors.
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