Be careful. Sharing a working copy to access it with clients from different
OS's is not recommended. I don't know if there are any cross-platform
compatibility guarantees. 1.8 should be better because it uses sqlite, but
I'm not sure about the pristines database. You may also get into trouble
with line ending styles.
I have used the same WC on two OS's before but only ever used TortoiseSVN
to manage the subversion operations.
Simon
On 3 October 2014 09:50, Lars Tiefland <ltiefland_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Tobi,
>
> the best way is to install SVN 1.8 on the Linux machine and do a "svn
> cleanup" on that end of the line. Thereafter everything should be fine for
> both Windows and Linux.
>
> Live Long And Prosper,
>
> Lars Tiefland
>
> 2014-10-03 8:07 GMT+02:00 Tobi Delbruck <tobi_at_ini.phys.ethz.ch>:
>
>> We have a large repository that is used both under windows and linux.
>> Parts of the repository have lots of symlinks that are part of a chip IC
>> design kit. We cannot easily change or remove these symlinks. But now when
>> we use TSVN 1.8.8 to try to upgrade the repository working copy under
>> windows in order to use SVN 1.8, the cleanup fails because of the linux
>> symlinks. Under windows 7 on NTFS true symlinks are supported however. So
>> what can we do about this. Do we need a fresh windows checkout?
>> Thanks! /Tobi
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