Strange - I always got an error on my repository when first creating it
too. The way I get around it (and it made sense to me) was that you
can't do a checkout of 'null' (i.e. there is nothing in the repository
to check out. So revision 1 is always my initial import.
Now - if what Mark says is right, then maybe there's a little loopy hole
somwhere to close. But it makes sense to me that revision 0 of a
repository just might throw errors. My advice - add some files to the
repository and see what happens at revision 1.
Regards,
Frank
Mark Parker wrote:
>
> Olivier Sannier wrote:
>
>> I think you need to do at least one commit before actually doing a
>> checkout.
>>
>
> No, definately not.
>
>
> mark@kilroy D:\1
> $ svnadmin create repo
>
> mark@kilroy D:\1
> $ svn co file:///d:/1/repo wc
> Checked out revision 0.
>
> mark@kilroy D:\1
> $ svn info wc
> Path: wc
> URL: file:///d:/1/repo
> Repository UUID: 3b81499e-e342-dd42-979c-4cc294580faf
> Revision: 0
> Node Kind: directory
> Schedule: normal
> Last Changed Rev: 0
> Last Changed Date: 2005-06-20 12:29:02 -0600 (Mon, 20 Jun 2005)
>
>
> mark@kilroy D:\1
> $
>
>
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