Andrew Reedick <jreed...@incomm.com> schrieb: > Not a complete solution, but it's a start. Craft a "svn mkdir" that > includes the url to test and a url that will always fail
That's it. The key is to create a nested directory in a branch, this means a directory which has a non-existing parent, and doing that without the --parent parameter: Test/ro is a readonly branch Test/rw is a normal (read/write) branch trying to create directory "a/b": $ svn mkdir -m"xx" https://repository/svn/Binaries/Test/ro/a/b"; svn: E175013: Access to '/svn/Binaries/!svn/txr/50-1u/Test/ro/a/b' forbidden $ svn mkdir -m"xx" https://repository/svn/Binaries/Test/rw/a/b"; svn: E160013: Try 'svn mkdir --parents' instead? svn: E160013: File not found: transaction '50-1v', path '/Test/rw/a/b' This gives two distiguishable messages: in the first case it fails because of the readonly property, in the second case because of the missing --parent parameter. No revision is made iin both cases - great. Thanks a lot. T.M.
