Am 01.08.14 20:49 schrieb <subversion-2...@ryandesign.com>: > >On Aug 1, 2014, at 2:05 AM, Pflästerer, Karl wrote: >> >> I created a file with the name http<->https.conf and committed it under >> MacOS. No prolem at all. >> I could checkout the file on out Linux servers. >> >> But most of my colleagues use Windows. As they tried to update their >> working copies everything stopped. >> >> Because <> are not allowed under Windows in filenames svn could not >>create >> the file. But they also couldn’t cleanup the WC. >> The working copy was completely broken (für svn) and they had to >>checkout >> everything new. >> >> IMHO this is a bug. At least svn under Windows should have refused to >> checkout that file. >> Furthermore: the cleanup command didn’t work because svn could not a >>file >> with that name. I would have expected cleanup to revert a transaction >>not >> to complete it. > >What version of Subversion were your colleagues using on Windows? Was >this TortoiseSVN or some other Subversion binary? >
They used TortoiseSVN; it’s the most recent version. We also tried repair the broken Wc with the cli from Tortoise. We had no luck
