On Jul 4, 2011, at 01:29, Roy Manzi wrote: > I'm using Subversion in Xcode 3.2 on a Mac OS X 10.6, I created a repository > in /Users/Shared/Subversion/Linear called Linear using (my home directory is > /Users/admin) > > svnadmin create > > then used a "harmless" command to create the .subversion config directory > which I edited so as to treat the xcode project file as text. > > Next, I tried to create another repository in > /Users/Shared/Subversion/VisionDB and I'm now unable to do so, I get the > message > > "svn: /Users/admin/.subversion/config:94: Option expected > > and no repository is created. I also can no longer find the .subversion > directory. I've tried running a "harmless" command (e.g svn status) but no > config is created.
You have apparently done something wrong in your config file on line 94. The config file is of course located at the path printed in the error: /Users/admin/.subversion/config. The Finder does not show hidden directories (those whose names begin with a ".") so you will have to use the Terminal to access the file, for example to have the Terminal tell the Finder to open this hidden directory, you could type "open ~/.subversion". Or you could use the Finder's Go menu, select Go To Folder, and type in "~/.subversion". Or you could install TinkerTool and use it to configure the Finder to show hidden items.
