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Re: commit fails, cleanup does not help

From: <kfogel_at_collab.net>
Date: 2005-12-19 16:17:42 CET

Susan Dittmar <S.Dittmar@eureca.de> writes:
> I'm rather new to svn, so please be patient with me if this question
> seems badly formulated or is just a matter of 'RTFM'. I really tried
> to find the answers there.
>
> I did a huge bunch of changes in my working copy. Now I'd like to
> commit them. I know there were some problems already while I did those
> changes, as I first moved huge bunches of files to another directory and
> then, without committing (not wishing to make a branch, and not far enough
> into development to burden others with my unfinished changes), deleting the
> file. I had to use --force for that, but I didn't, at that point, think it
> might cause bigger problems.
>
> Now I tried to commit. And svn refuses, answering
>
> Übertrage Daten ........svn: Übertragen fehlgeschlagen (Details folgen):
> svn: File already exists: filesystem '/home/svn/repository/Lieder/db',
> transaction '128-1',
> path '/trunk/INPUT/EINZELSEITEN/Lagerlegenden_Guitar_03.eps'
>
> If I ask svn about transactions, there's no such transaction.
> svn cleanup doesn't help either. What can I do?
>
> Thanks in advance for your help,
>
> Susan
>
> PS: In case it is of importance:
> I'm using svn, Version 1.1.3 on SuSE Linux 9.3

Both server and client are this version? What network layer are you
using (e.g., http://, or svn://, or file://)?

When you say "deleting the file", what do you mean exactly? Would it
be possible to describe the steps you went through in more detail?

By the way, when you write "ask svn about transactions", how exactly
did you do that? I'm not surprised the transaction wasn't there (it
probably got removed after the commit failed), I'm just trying to find
out everything you did.

I can't guarantee to be able to help. It may be that the only advice
we are able to give is to do things over, in smaller stages. But at
least it would be good to find out how svn got into this situation.

Thanks,
-Karl

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