On Jun 8, 2005, at 12:02 PM, Scott Palmer wrote:
>
> On Jun 8, 2005, at 2:34 PM, Dale Worley wrote:
>
>
>>> From: Michael Hipp [mailto:Michael@Hipp.com]
>>>
>>> Yes, it says something like "C: is not a working copy" which
>>> seems an
>>> odd error message.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> When Svn does a check-in, it abstracts from the list of files
>> mentioned
>> their nearest common ancestor. That ancestor tells the repository
>> into
>> which the checkin will be done. In your case, the nearest common
>> ancestor
>> was C:, and evidently it wasn't the root of a WC.
>>
>
> Nor should it need to be. Why can't svn just check the "Repository
> UUID" from the WC metadata, see that they match,
> and proceed with the commit?
>
We used to have this behavior, but had to regress it to fix some
other bug. I think it may be a filed issue.
(In other words, 'svn commit target1 target2 ... targetN' used to
group all changes by repos UUID, and then make one atomic commit to
each repository involved.)
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Received on Wed Jun 8 23:06:19 2005