On 16 December 2015, Larry Baird wrote: > On FreeBSD 10.2 using subversion 1.9.3 from ports, relocating a working copy > with externals does not work.
Hi, Larry. Thanks for the problem report. One way you could help push this issue forward is to code your test case as a Python test in subversion/tests/cmdline/relocate_tests.py. There is already a test called 'relocate_with_relative_externals', so maybe start by cloning that test. - Julian > To duplicate, create a repository containing two directories and a text file > in each directory. I created following: > > proj1 > proj1/file1.txt > proj2 > proj2/file2.txt > > Now add an external within proj1 for proj2. > cd proj1 > svn propget svn:externals . > ^/proj2 proj2 > > Commit property change to repository. > > Replicate repository to a mirror repository. > > Checkout proj1 from mirror > > svn co svn+ssh://mirror/svn/proj1 > > Relocate working group to master > > cd proj1 > svn relocate svn+ssh://master/svn/proj1 > > You will see error: > > svn: E155024: Invalid source URL prefix: 'svn+ssh://mirror/svn/proj1' > (does not overlap target's URL 'svn+ssh://mirror/svn/proj2') > > Anybody else seeing this issue?
