I'm using svn+ssh with my repository. I have it checked out in 2 locations. After some amount of time, the location becomes corrupted. But the both don't become corrupted at the same time, so I believe this is a client issue.
If I run: svn status -u from the root checked-out dir I get: svn: No repository found in 'svn+ssh://<svnhost>/home/svn/repos' However, if I run svn info: Repository Root: svn+ssh://<svnhost>/home/svn/repos/adagogo_beta Repository UUID: xxxxxxxx Revision: 35 Node Kind: directory Schedule: normal Last Changed Author: jeremy Last Changed Rev: 35 Last Changed Date: 2011-01-28 16:27:49 -0800 (Fri, 28 Jan 2011) Note the svn info returns the correct repo path, but svn status -u is pointing to the server's repository's directory. In the .svn/entries file, I have these 2 lines, which I believe are correct: svn+ssh://<svnhost>/home/svn/repos/adagogo_beta/trunk svn+ssh://<svnhost>/home/svn/repos/adagogo_beta Like I said before, I have this in 2 directories, currently 1 works, the other doesn't (but won't in some time), so I believe this is a client issue. I'm wondering where the svn status -u command is finding that repository root. -- Jeremy McJunkin
