Here a script that demonstrate what I speak about, I hope that it make
clearer what I wanted to show
#!/bin/bash
#create the repositories for the test
mkdir testsvn
cd testsvn
DIR=`pwd`
mkdir server
mkdir user
cd server
svnadmin create reproot
cd ../user
svn checkout file://$DIR/server/reproot
cd reproot
#create the repository to add
mkdir test
cd test
cat > toto <<EOF
make a test
EOF
cd ..
#now test svn
svn add test
svn commit -m "a test"
cd ..
svn list reproot
#svn tell nothing
svn list file://$DIR/server/reproot
#now test is present in the output of svn
John Peacock a écrit :
> Virginie Trinite wrote:
>> I have a root repository named "reproot"
>> I create a new repository named test, with one file inside named toto.
>> I make svn add test, svn commit. Everything is fine svn say that it
>> have add test and test/toto.
>> I can modify and commit toto, no problem.
>> When I make svn list in reproot, repository test did'nt appear, but
>> if I make svn list svn://reproot, it is present.
>
> Could you create a reproduction script (just the series of svn
> commands that you used) and show us what you got and what you expected
> to get. A script to demonstrate a problem is 75% of the way towards
> resolving it.
>
> Thanks
>
> John
>
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