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Re: Subversion is convinced it's commiting, nothing happens, no errors

From: Erik Huelsmann <ehuels_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2007-03-28 16:17:15 CEST

On 3/28/07, d.mcclure@yahoo.com <d.mcclure@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Hi....I've installed two separate versions of subversion with the same
> result. Check out works, it updates its versions, but nothing actually gets
> changed in my files so obviously I'm doing something wrong. I'm using
> svnadmin like so
>
> svnadmin create /var/svn/repositories
>
> Then importing an existing directory with
>
> svn import /home/qxt.com/app
> /var/svn/repositories/project.com/project -m "initial
> import"
>
> I can connect and check out everything just fine. Commit also thinks it is
> doing everything it should -- no errors, the version updates, but the files
> in that directory are unchanged. The rev and revprops directories are
> updated -- nothing else is, and I am not getting a single error.

Congratulations! Everything works fine! You don't have a problem then.

Seriously, what is it that you were doing exactly and what is it that
it doesn't do that you expected?

You are aware that 'svn import' doesn't make a working copy from the
imported directory? If you do want that, take a look at the FAQ and
search for 'in-place import'.

> Permissions do not seem to be the issue.

HTH,

Erik.

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