On Nov 3, 2010, at 05:54, Florin Avram wrote: > I've run over a strange situation and want to know if this is OK to happen > (in my opinion it shouldn't). These are the details: > - one of our servers has a repository with Subversion 1.4 format > - I have a working copy from a given repository path, let it be > "http://R/svn/repos/userguide"; > - in my working copy, one of the folders has an external folder X, pointing > to "http://R/svn/repos/branches/rel/doc"; > - I modify a file from the external folder X and commit it > - when looking over the log information of the root of my working copy, there > is no entry for the commit which I've just made (this is OK, I've committed > to an external resource) > - after, I look over the log information of the folder at which my working > copy external folder targets. There is no information about my commit there > either, which is strange, I've committed from my external folder which is > pointing to this one.
Is the folder up to date? Use "svn up" and try again. > - the folder to which my working copy external folder is pointing was copied > from another branch, and if I do a log on that branch (the original one), > then I can see my commit, which again is strange: why the commit goes there > and not to the HEAD of the branch to which my external folder is pointing. > > I don't know if the above information helps you somehow, but I would like to > know if this would be possible and if this is a repository side problem, > taking into account that the repository has an old version (1.4). I doubt any problem exists.
