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Re: svn+dokuwiki Problem !

From: Ryan Schmidt <subversion-2007a_at_ryandesign.com>
Date: 2007-01-16 21:59:40 CET

On Jan 16, 2007, at 14:29, svn stuff wrote:

> I have been keeping a DokuWiki wiki under version control using
> Subversion ( svn ) for a while
> but the most recent commit Failed because:
> svn: Commit failed (details follow):
> svn: Working copy '/var/www/dokuwiki/data/attic' is missing or not
> locked
>
> Note that the folder
> /var/www/dokuwiki/data/attic
> is full of *.gz (read binary) files that keep the history of the
> dokuwiki pages.
>
> When I go to it and try "svn add * or a commit i get that "attic"
> is not a working copy.
> Even though , it's been a working copy from the start, and has its
> own .svn folder.
>
> What to do to resolve this? Thanks.

Sounds like Subversion doesn't think it's a working copy anymore.
Somehow it broke. I don't know how, but it doesn't much matter.

Is /var/www/docuwiki/data a working copy? If so, you can fix the
attic directory by removing it, then updating the data directory.

cd /var/www/docuwiki/data
rm -rf attic
svn up attic

If /var/www/docuwiki/data is not a working copy, then you will want
to check out a new attic:

cd /var/www/docuwiki/data
rm -rf attic
svn checkout url://to/repo/attic

Of course, in either scenario, if you had any uncommitted changes in
attic, they will be irretrievably deleted by the rm -rf. So if this
is the case, and you want to save those changes, you should instead
move the broken attic out of the way, then update or checkout attic
again (as above), then move the changed files over from the broken
attic to the new working one, then commit the changes, then remove
the broken attic.

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