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Re: Codegen tool corrupts .svn directory; how to recover so I can commit changes?

From: Marc Sherman <msherman_at_projectile.ca>
Date: 2005-08-18 14:53:45 CEST

Ulrich Eckhardt wrote:
>
> 5) delete the generated webhelp dir
> 6) svn update to get the committed webhelp dir from the repository
>
> Without 5&6 svn up will complain that there is a dir called 'webhelp'
> which it can't retrieve from the repository because a local
> unversioned dir is in its way. You could of course choose to change
> either the name of the generated or versioned dir to avoid that -
> there is however a feature/bug in svn_load_dirs that makes it refuse
> to work when it thinks the user accidentally specified a local dir
> instead of a remote one that might be activated. Note also that the
> script requires manual intervention in some cases, i.e. is
> interactive - not a desirable feature for fully automatic builds.

Thanks for the info. Yeah, our current (broken) process for building
the webhelp dir is manual anyway, so adding these extra interactive
steps won't be a problem.

The long-term solution is of course to get the webhelp directory out of
the src tree entirely, into the (unversioned) build output where it
belongs, and get the help generator run as part of our automated build
scripts, not manually by individual developers whenever the help source
is modified.

- Marc

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