Someone added %lld and %llu codes to svn_string.c:
return svn_error_return(
svn_error_createf(SVN_ERR_INCORRECT_PARAMS, NULL,
_("Number '%s' is out of range '[%lld, %lld]'"),
str, minval, maxval));
So, there are two problems here:
* the svn_error_return() isn't needed around svn_error_createf()
(in fact this file/line appears *three* times in the error stack, not
just two; but that's another story)
* apr_vformatter() doesn't support the 'll' modifier. When given %l
followed by something other than 'd' or 'u' (for %ld or %lu, etc) ---
in our case, followed by 'l' --- it just copies the (first) '%l' and
discards the second 'l', to the effect of having the following error:
13:54:21 <@danielsh> subversion/libsvn_subr/svn_string.c:781: (apr_err=200004)
13:54:21 <@danielsh> svnadmin: E200004: Number '542543543543543543543115' is
out of range '[%ld, %ld]'
So, we should remove stop using %lld with apr_pvsprintf() and friends.
