switch_tests.py 21 is failing when I use serf although it passes when I use neon. The test involves a switch that fails because a directory to be added is obstructed by an unversioned directory. This causes the switch to fail and the test then fails because serf and neon do things in different orders. For two sibling directories neon calls:
add_directory close_directory add_directory close_directory but serf calls: add_directory add_directory close_directory close_directory The add_directory calls add an incomplete directory that is made complete by the close_directory call. So if the second add_directory fails the status of the first directory added depends on which http library is in use. I am aware that there are ordering issues with serf, is this one of known ones? Also, when the add_directory call in libsvn_wc returns an error back to serf the switch doesn't immediately abort, it calls add_directory on the failing path two more times. Is this the way it's supposed to behave? -- Philip
