-Original Message-
The issue was fixed by making Windows behave like Unix and so give an "invalid
property" error rather than an assert. Adding support for absolute paths is
not currently planned due to the security issue.
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Philip
Ah ok, it was my interpretation of the bu
David Hickman writes:
> David Hickman writes:
>
>> Is anyone aware of any work arounds for issue number 4073? I guess
>> using relative paths is likely to work but that would require changes
>> to a number of our projects that we would rather not tackle at this
>> time. Are there any specia
David Hickman writes:
> Is anyone aware of any work arounds for issue number 4073? I guess
> using relative paths is likely to work but that would require changes
> to a number of our projects that we would rather not tackle at this
> time. Are there any special characters or special method
David Hickman writes:
> Is anyone aware of any work arounds for issue number 4073? I guess
> using relative paths is likely to work but that would require changes
> to a number of our projects that we would rather not tackle at this
> time. Are there any special characters or special methods of
on Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 6:59 AM, David Hickman
mailto:david.hick...@audleytravel.com>> wrote:
Hi All,
I'm trying to make a plan for migrating some of our source code to SVN and am
looking at using externals to deal with some of our code that is shared between
libraries. In doing this I have co
On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 6:59 AM, David Hickman <
david.hick...@audleytravel.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> ** **
>
> I’m trying to make a plan for migrating some of our source code to SVN and
> am looking at using externals to deal with some of our code that is shared
> between libraries. In doin
Hi All,
I'm trying to make a plan for migrating some of our source code to SVN and am
looking at using externals to deal with some of our code that is shared between
libraries. In doing this I have come across the issue number 4073 (Assert on
Windows absolute paths in svn:externals) which is p
