"Darren Oakey" <darreno@smb.com.au> writes:
> However, I can't get it to work :( Everything works fine until someone
> creates a new directory, and then the whole process stops because the
> commit says the directory isn't in svn, the repository gets locked, I
> can't seem to even clean it up without deleting the directory?!? I
> looked at add, but there doesn't seem to be a recursive "add everything
> new under this directory?
Tell us what commit actually says -- that is, the verbatim error
message :-). And when you say someone "creates" a new directory, you
mean they do "mkdir" in a working copy, or "mkdir" then "svn add", or
or something else?
You can detect new files and directories using 'svn status', then use
'svn add' to add them to version control.
> This process ALL happens automatically, there is no user with write
> access to SVN, and there is no way of manually adding new directories.
> Also, since it's an automatic process, even if one checkin fails, I want
> to unlock and continue with the next, or do it again or something - I
> definitely DON'T want the repository locked so that nothing after it
> works either!
Wait -- the *repository* is locked?? How? What error message does
Subversion give to indicate this?
Are you sure you don't mean "working copy" instead of "repository"?
> PLEASE HELP - because at the moment, it keeps failing, and changes just
> aren't getting tracked :(
To help, we'll need a lot more concrete detail. The actual actions,
the actual errors you're seeing... Basically, a transcript, not a
prose description.
Thanks,
-Karl
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Received on Mon Oct 11 19:35:24 2004