Hi!

Did you see    directory   vs    file? is there a FILE named ibi_data_files 
instead of a directory of that name?
Do you have a directory in the repository and accidentally deleted that in your 
working copy and created a file with the same name instead?
I have seen that happen if you plan to  copy a file to a directory, forget the 
trailing slash, remove the directory for whatever reason, and then you get a 
file with a name
of the directory.
This would explain the messages and the fact that svn simply gives up because 
reverting would mean deleting a file and re-creating the missing directory 
which svn doesn’t want to.
And if you use Windows 10 like I do then chances are that updating the explorer 
view does not happen automatically or is delayed.

Just a wild guess.

Hartmut

Von: Abby Moody via TortoiseSVN 
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 29. April 2020 16:36
An: TortoiseSVN <[email protected]>
Betreff: Can't Revert, Commit or do anything to Uncommitted Change

Hello,

We have an uncommitted change showing up:


[2020-04-29_10-28-12.png]
When we try to revert we get this error:

[2020-04-29_10-30-06.png]
"Can't create directory '': Cannot create a file when that file already exists.
When we try to commit, it pops up with commit window, says completed but when 
you go check uncommitted changes its still there.

[2020-04-29_10-32-09.png]
Things we have tried, but does not fix the problem:

  *   Reverting back to a revision far before this time
  *   Deleting the .svn folder and doing an svn checkout again
  *   doing an update, clean up... pretty much every option that toroise svn 
drop down window provides.
We thought maybe it was a permissions issue, but we are able to do a checkout 
in another location with the same permissions and the uncommitted file does not 
show up.
One option would be to add a subfolder within the path and checkout there, but 
we have a lot of things putting to this path so switching it up would be a pain 
and it could just happen again.

Any help would be appreciated!!
Thanks,
Abby








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