On 2/20/07, James Tikalsky <TIKALSKY@michaels.com> wrote:
> (A) I checked out a copy of a project that my colleague had been working
> on, and got an error:
>
> D:\Temp>svn co svn://starteamw2k/web/trunk web2
> .
> .
> .
> svn: In directory
> 'web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus'
> svn: Can't copy
> 'web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus\.svn\tmp\t
> ext-base\cardBalanceQuery.jsp.svn-base' to
> 'web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus\cardBalanc
> eQuery.jsp.tmp': The system cannot find the file specified.
>
>
> (B) I create the missing file by touching it:
>
> D:\Temp>touch
> web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus.svn\tmp\tex
> t-base\cardBalanceQuery.jsp.svn-base
>
>
> (C) Then I try updating the project:
>
> D:\Temp>svn update
> svn: Working copy '.' locked
> svn: run 'svn cleanup' to remove locks (type 'svn help cleanup' for
> details)
>
>
> (D) Then I try cleaning up:
>
> D:\Temp>svn cleanup
> svn: In directory
> 'web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus'
> svn: Can't copy
> 'web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus\.svn\tmp\t
> ext-base\cardBalanceQuery.jsp.svn-base' to
> 'web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus\cardBalanc
> eQuery.jsp.3.tmp': The system cannot find the file specified.
>
>
> I can repeat steps (B) and (D) again, and again, and the only difference
> I see is the same error message, except that the "copy to" file name has
> a different number, i.e:
>
> D:\Temp>touch
> web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus.svn\tmp\tex
> t-base\cardBalanceQuery.jsp.svn-base
> D:\Temp>svn cleanup
> svn: In directory
> 'web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus'
> svn: Can't copy
> 'web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus\.svn\tmp\t
> ext-base\cardBalanceQuery.jsp.svn-base' to
> 'web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus\cardBalanc
> eQuery.jsp.4.tmp': The system cannot find the file specified.
>
>
> Here's what a status returns:
>
> D:\Temp>svn status web2
> ! web2
> ! web2\catalina_base
> ! web2\catalina_base\commerce
> ! web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF
> ? web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\pageNotFound.jsp.tmp
> ? web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\breadCrumbs.jsp
> ? web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\PageNotFound.jsp
> ! L web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp
> ! web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce
> ?
> web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus\CardBalance
> Query.jsp.2.tmp
> ?
> web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus\cardBalance
> Query.jsp.tmp
> ?
> web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus\CardBalance
> Query.jsp
> ?
> web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus\cardBalance
> Query.jsp.3.tmp
> ! L web2\catalina_base\commerce\WEB-INF\jsp\commerce\orderstatus
>
>
> After I did this about 1000 times, I'm still in the same situation. I
> know that my colleague was using Eclipse Java Editor, and that the
> numbered files are probably his local revisions. (I assume that he
> checked them in, or something.) My question is: Am I doing something to
> create an endless-loop situation? Should I take another approach, or is
> there a light at the end of the tunnel?
You can keep going in this loop but you aren't actually changing
anything, so you're going to keep getting the same errors.
Given the paths you quote, I assume you're on Windows. Have you tried
disabling your virus scanner temporarily to see if things clear up?
Some antivirus products don't play nicely at all with Subversion.
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Received on Wed Feb 21 03:04:56 2007