On 02.07.2013 15:33, Stefan Sperling wrote:
On Tue, Jul 02, 2013 at 03:11:27PM +0200, Gunnar Dalsnes wrote:
Hi,
When I try to commit I get:
svn: E200009: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: E200009: Cannot commit 'E:\svn\fishtalk trunk\src\VPA
Framework\VPAEntities
\Wrasse\BLEWrasseContainer.cs' because it was moved to
'E:\svn\fishtalk trunk\sr
c\Plugins\Registration\BLEntities\Wrasse\BLEWrasseContainer.cs'
which is not par
t of the commit; both sides of the move must be committed together
This is strange, because I correctly moved the files with TSVN 1.8.0
using "SVN Move versioned item(s) here". Tried commiting from both
TSVN and from command line with svn.exe and same error.
When I check with svn status I get this:
<lots of other unrelated adds, mods and deletes>
A src\Plugins\Registration\IBLPWrasse\Entities
A + src\Plugins\Registration\IBLPWrasse\Entities\BLEWrasseContainer.cs
D src\VPA Framework\VPAEntities\Wrasse\BLEWrasseContainer.cs
> moved to
src\Plugins\Registration\BLEntities\Wrasse\BLEWrasseContainer.cs
This seems to confirms that I moved the file correctly.
Strange. The status output only shows one side of the move.
Where does it show a 'moved from'? Did you accidentally omit
the '> moved from' line from the output you pasted?
There is no > moved from line showing for BLEWrasseContainer.cs in svn
status.
Update: I finally managed to commit by only selecting the deleted
source file, added destination file and added destination folder
(ignoring all other changed):
Command: Commit
Adding: E:\svn\Copy of fishtalk
trunk\src\Plugins\Registration\IBLPWrasse\Entities
Adding: E:\svn\Copy of fishtalk
trunk\src\Plugins\Registration\IBLPWrasse\Entities\BLEWrasse.cs
Deleting: E:\svn\Copy of fishtalk trunk\src\VPA
Framework\VPAEntities\Wrasse\BLEWrasse.cs
Sending content: E:\svn\Copy of fishtalk
trunk\src\Plugins\Registration\IBLPWrasse\Entities\BLEWrasse.cs
Completed: At revision: 24489
Still, very annoying. This can't be right.
It looks like you moved a file BLEWrasse.cs into a locally added folder
called Entities. To commit the move destination you also need to commit
the new folder that contains the move destination. I don't really
understand what you think is wrong that. Am I missing something?
Sorry, I was confused, this is a different and unrelated file. This file
actually has a > moved from entry, that's why it worked.
