> But I've also gotten them when a file is out of sync with the
> repository somehow. This used to happen, but no longer does, when
> using a plugin to an IDE which used the javaSVN library. This has
> since been fixed. It is entirely possible that something like
> tortoise or other clients can cause this problem.
This isn't really true. JavaSVN is a reverse-engineered Subversion client.
It is going to be susceptible to errors like this, especially before it
gets to a 1.0 state. I am not aware of any other project that is
attempting to do this.
TortoiseSVN, RapidSVN, Subclipse via JavaHL etc... are just GUI's wrapped
around the Subversion API, the same API that the Subversion command line
uses. So with the possible exception of using the API incorrectly, any
problems like this would have to exist in the Subversion API itself to
effect the GUI clients.
Mark
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