Re: Problem with external file

Philip Martin wandisco.com> writes: > There is no assert on line 4603 in the current code, it's not possible > for the current code to produce that error. There was an assert on > that line back in r993028 but that dates from more than a month ago. > If you try a more up-to-date build then the

Re: Problem with external file

OK. I was able to create the error using the command line. The following are the steps I took. I sure hope this is helpful. (In the steps below, I changed the name of my company in the URL to xxx.) (1) Create a local TestLib directory with a single file libfile.h. (2) Import this to repo. C:\D

Re: Problem with external file

> > Maybe I can get something this weekend. > > Thanks. > > By the way, we aren't trying to make life harder on you, or introduce > some difficult-to-clear bar for getting bugs fixed. The developers as > just hard at work on actually shipping 1.7, so doing the bits you can > helps keep us from

Re: Problem with external file

Philip Martin wandisco.com> writes: > Ideally these would be commands we could execute using the command > line client. Thanks, Philip. I normally use TortoiseSVN so I will have to spend some time seeing if/how this occurs with the command line client. Maybe I can get something this weekend.

Problem with external file

I have a problem with external files on Windows XP using TortoiseSVN 1.6.99, Build 20232 - 32 Bit -dev, 2010/10/03 22:28:49. This is a nightly build which uses the WC 1.7 format. I reported it on the TortoiseSVN forum and they suggested reporting it here. Since this uses unreleased code, it was r