Quoth Ryan Schmidt <mailto:subversion-2006c@ryandesign.com>:
> Well, does the directory .svn/tmp actually exist or not? It is
> necessary, and if it's missing, then the working copy is broken and
> you could check it out again. Alternatively, if the tmp directoyr is
> all that's missing, you could just try recreating it. Perhaps there
> is some weird process on your machine that's periodically deleting
> directories called tmp? Or maybe such a process ran specifically on
> this working copy?
I've occasionally had something hose a .../.svn/tmp folder (I usually
blame the virus scanner or indexing service, since I'm on Windows).
Usually all I need to do to get the working copy up and running again is
to recreate that folder and then do an 'svn cleanup' and 'svn update'
(because it's usually during an update that it happens).
Why, pray tell, can't the 'svn cleanup' or 'svn update' commands
automatically recreate the 'tmp' folder themselves if it doesn't exist?
The folders are usually empty anyway, so it doesn't really seem like a
critical failure.
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Received on Mon Aug 28 02:53:00 2006