Hi -
We are using Subversion 1.5.2 on Windows, served via Apache, with the
TortoiseSVN 1.5.3 client.
This morning I decided to rollback a commit I made yesterday, which
was still at the HEAD revision. Using Tortoise, I went to the log
viewer, right clicked on the HEAD revision, and chose "Revert changes
from this revision". It seemed to execute the correct merge command,
and the 5 file changes I made last night were undone as I expected. I
then went to commit this change to leap frog this bad commit, and the
commit dialog brought up 30 some odd files that had changes. It took
me a while to figure this out, but in this commit were the 5 files I
expected, along with 20+ other files who had property only changes. I
sampled many of these property only files, and in all cases what was
happening was that these files had a svn:mergeinfo property set on
them with no value. My commit was trying to delete these blank
svn:mergeinfo properties.
This seemed really strange to me. I created a fresh working copy and
tried to do the same thing and got the same result. Finally I just
committed it. But does anyone have any idea what was going on? Some of
the files in our repository have a long history, and we were using
Subversion 1.4.something a while ago. The repository had been upgraded
to 1.5.2 with svnadmin upgrade.
Thanks,
BN
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Received on 2009-04-14 20:23:21 CEST