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Re: SVN Copy problem

From: Martin Lie <martin.lie_at_broadpark.no>
Date: 2004-07-17 03:21:32 CEST

Ram, Siddharth wrote:
> That makes sense. However, it does not explain how I got the conflict
> - I followed exactly the steps below. I dont see how SVN could've
> decided that the same portion of the file was being edited
> simultaneously. I was doing the steps below sequential. My best guess
> is the branch being created from a non-head revision of trunk somehow
> bothered it?
>
> thanks
> -Siddharth

Let's say you copy trunk/foo.c as of r6 to branch/foo.c when HEAD is r8. As
the copy changes the repository, the revision number is incremented to 9.

You switch your working copy from trunk to branch, but the revision number
of your working copy foo.c doesn't change due to the switch (right?). So,
you've got for example a foo.c marked as being in synch with r7. When you
try to commit it, you'll get an error because you're trying to commit a file
that's out of date (7 < 9).

This would explain an out-of-date error, but not a _conflict_. Or perhaps
I'm way off here...

-- 
Martin Lie
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