Hi!
Erik Enge asked me to test his Subversion setup for him. As you are the first project he could think of actually using Subversion, I tried your repository. Although the test succeeded, the checkout of your repository failed.
As a Subversion developer, I run an svn-trunk client. This client has lots of changes to the working copy code (the new 1.4 release will have many working copy improvements), so it may be well because of it that the checkout failed. But in order to diagnose the problem, I'd like to know a few things about your repository:
- Did you create it with the Subversion supplied on common-lisp.net? - After creation, how did import old history? - If you used cvs2svn, which version did you use to generate the dumpfile? - Do you have any problems yourselves with checking out the repository?
Thanks for helping me analyse before this becomes a problem in 1.4!
bye,
Erik.
Hi Erik,
I created the repository using "svnadmin create" on common-lisp.net. Then I exported the existing repository on bknr.net using "svnadmin dump" and imported it on common-lisp.net using "svnadmin load". I followed the Subversion manual doing that, things seemed to work just fine. I use subversion-1.1.3 on my development system, bknr.net is running subversion-1.2.1. I checked in a few changes to the repository yesterday, without any problems. I did not freshly check out, though, but rather modified all the .svn/entries files in my checkout so that they point to the new location. I am using svn+ssh as the protocol.
I hope this helps, let me know if you need more information.
-Hans
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Erik Huelsmann -
Hans Hübner