> I got started with Subversion about a week ago, and so far I really
> like it. However, I seem to be having a bizarre issue while trying
> to commit to my remote repository. It was working fine up until
> today, but now I cannot commit to any repositories (I've checked 3,
> all hosted in different places). Whenever I tell it to commit, my
> command executes immediately and nothing happens. It does not
> output anything, it does not attempt to connect to the repository
> (I've verified this through my firewall), it just does nothing.
>
> What's even stranger, however, is that only commits are not
> working. I can update working copies, check out repositories,
> browse logs, etc., just fine. Only commits do not work. I have
> tried lots of different arguments while trying to commit such as --
> no-auth-cache to no avail. I have also tried using TortoiseSVN to
> see if that helped, and it had the exact same problem; it said
> commits succeeded, but there was no output, and a svn status
> confirmed that the commit had not taken place.
>
> I'm at my wit's end at the moment, and I'm currently uninstalling
> and reinstalling Subversion to see if that helps. Also, where are
> Subversion's data files located in Windows? I doubt they're in the
> registry :P
So, the first and most obvious questions to ask is are you sure there are modifications in your working copy.
If you run svn st or "Check for modifications" with tortoise... what is the result?
If there is nothing to commit then nothing will be committed. I know it sounds obvious doesn't it?
BOb
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Received on 2009-11-12 15:41:09 CET