On May 27, 2014, at 8:44 AM, frame <xs...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi: > > I am using ToitoiseSVN on Windows 7. When I check out a tree from the > repository, one directory within the tree behaves odd: some files within this > directory were successfully checked out while some files never came down. > They all are *.h files. Right now, if I run "svn st", there are a bunch of > '!' and file names. Those files do exist inside the repository, as I have > checked by the command "svn ls /path/to/repo/thisOddDir/abc.h" (suppose > abc.h is one of those files failed to be checked out). I ran many times "svn > update" and nothing changes. > > I thought by accidents this local directory was corrupted. I have deleted the > whole local tree and re-checked out from the repository. Same problem > remained. When I check out the same repository from a linux machine, then > everything is fine. No such a problem. > > I have used subversion for about 10 years. But now I feel so confused. Thank > you very much for your help.
Windows uses a case insensitive file system, whereas Linux uses a case sensitive file system. Most likely, you have files and/or directories that are spelled differently only in capitalization. If you perform "svn list" from within the working copy, you should be able to inspect the output for any objects that might differ only in case.
