Thanks guys - I was just reporting a bug, and didn't expect help. It is much appreciated, and I now have things working.
Ryan - that's why I qualified "up to date" with "per the Synaptic package manager" I am sorry I didn't specify further, which brings me to Andy - you were right. 1.6.6 is what's installed, and I should have known to dig a little deeper and not believe the package manager, since I JUST installed Wordpress itself from a download, since the version in the package manager was quite old. Mark - thank you for pointing me at the FAQ. I deleted the project, cleaned the Wordpress folders of everything .svn, re-created the project - and got the error back. Repeated the above, but instead of creating it as a PVP project, I created it as a general web project (I'm not really going to build anything). Et voila! Also thanks for the heads up on V 1.7 - I am really looking forward to that. Again, I appreciate the help and ideas. On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 4:44 PM, Ryan Schmidt <subversion-20...@ryandesign.com> wrote: > > On Feb 10, 2011, at 15:19, Andy Levy wrote: > >> Please be sure to specify the actual version of Subversion you're >> using. "Up to date" could have two meanings here - up to date with >> regard to what's in the Ubuntu 10.04 repository, or up to date with >> regard to Subversion releases. From what I can tell, Ubuntu 10.04 has >> Subversion 1.6.5 or 1.6.6, and the current official release of >> Subversion is 1.6.15. > > It could also mean "up to date with what I think is up to date" in one of the > above two senses, which might be different from what is actually up to date. > > >
