Le 23 avril 2012 17:46, Yves Martin <ymartin1...@gmail.com> a écrit :
> Everything seems to be OK, except for one file - a Unix binary .so > executable file - the script detects it as added whereas it is already > present in the branch working copy and it has not changed at all. > > As a result, the "svn add" operation just fails with: > svn: warning: W150002: '/path/to/current/myFileWithSomeCapLetters.so' > is already under version control > svn: E200009: Could not add all targets because some targets are > already versioned > svn: E200009: Illegal target for the requested operation > Press return to quit and clean up svn working directory: > How to diagnose what is wrong ? Hello, I browse the Perl source and discover that the "global ignores" option defaults to the variable from .subversion/config and it contains the "*.so" pattern ! As this ignore list is used when scanning the source / working copy, the file from the "vendor release" is detected as added. What I find strange is why the global ignore list is not used to scan the "vendor release" too. So here is the solution: I have to define manually the "global_ignores" option on command line. -- Yves Martin
