Re: Cleanup needed after failed update

[Simon Large]

Johan Corveleyn  gmail.com> writes:
> 'svn cleanup' removes any working copy locks, and runs whatever is
> left in the work_queue, thereby returning the working copy to a valid
> state.
> 
> BTW, the work of moving the file into place has some sort of
> "retry-loop", where it keeps retrying for a couple of seconds (to
> account for anti-virus scanners and such, where the file is locked for
> only a short time). But it can't keep waiting forever, so if the file
> is locked for a long time, "update" will have to give up.

One thing which could help in this case, rather than just retrying for N 
seconds 
would be to provide a callback function so that a GUI client like TSVN could 
display a message saying that file X is already open, giving you a chance to 
close it and retry the operation.

Simon

Error parsing config file

[Simon Large]

Hi guys,

I've seen this error reported twice on the TSVN mailing list and can
now reproduce it. The symptom is and error message on all subversion
operations:

Error while parsing config file: BlahBlah\config:
line 109: Option expected

It seems that if there is any leading space before the option name,
this error is thrown. I tested with Windows and Unix line endings and
the result was the same. Although it is easy to fix, it seem
unnecessarily restrictive to require no white-space before option
names, when any or no white-space is permitted elsewhere in the line.


Simon