Re: svnsync failure

On 10/23/06, Terekhov_mikhail@emc.com <Terekhov_mikhail@emc.com> wrote:

> The repository is small, so it is relatively easy to experiment. I've
> dumped offending revision (359), loaded it into destination repository
> and svnsync became happy again.
>
> The revision in question is very simple - it is just a one file rename.
> User (on Windows box & svn-1.3.2) renamed file with a space in the name:
> "some%20name.ext" --> "some name.ext".

Interesting. Maybe there's a url encoding problem in the svnsync code
someplace.

> It is strange but 'svn log --verbose -r 359' says nothing, just a single
> line of dashes (both 1.4.0 and trunk versions).

That's likely an issue of where you run the log from. If you give it
a target of the root of the repos (i.e.
https://svn.myserver.com/myproject) you should see something.

> Svncync from the trunk gives the following error:
>
> svnsync: REPORT request failed on 'https://svn.myserver.com/myproject'
> svnsync: File not found: revision 358, path '/my/path/some name.ext'
>
> Why 358? The file was created in rev. 230 and never changed since.

Not sure, if I knew that I'd probably have fixed the bug already ;-)

If you could try using the repos URL as the target of the log that
would be helpful, once I have that I should be able to dumplicate the
problem and fix it.

-garrett

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Received on Mon Oct 23 22:09:37 2006