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• dits
  
  

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  Posted: Jan 30, 2009 - 01:13 AM

  Does anyone have a solution for the following SVN behaviour:
  
  

  Code

  commit -m "" -N /www/ItsNews
      Sending        /www/ItsNews
      svn: Commit failed (details follow):
      svn: Commit failed (details follow):
  svn: MERGE request failed on '/svn/dits/trunk/ItsNews'
  svn: Processing MERGE request response failed: The element type "module" must be terminated by the matching end-tag "</module>". (/svn/dits/trunk/ItsNews)

  
  
  It's driving me even more nuts!

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• Guite
  
  

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  Posted: Feb 02, 2009 - 09:01 PM

  Please file a ticket in the trac-center project, if you did not already.
  
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• dits
  
  

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  Posted: Feb 02, 2009 - 11:26 PM

  Thanks for the response.
  
  I did indeed http://code.zikula.o…ac-center/ticket/82.

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• slam
  
  

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  Posted: Feb 02, 2009 - 11:58 PM

  Please do not file tickets for support on SVN usage - the tracker in trac-center is for identifed bugs and feature requests in our SVN+trac setup only. No one will answer support questions in the tracker, and I will close also this one.
  
  Instead, post your support questions here, or in the IRC.
  
  Regarding your problem: SVN (and all Unix systems) are case sensitive, your SVN path contains capitals which are not correct: timeit != TimeIt. The captialized version might be the name of your project, but no SVN path at our server does contain capitals.
  
  Greetings,
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• dits
  
  

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  Posted: Feb 03, 2009 - 12:15 AM

  Hi Chris,
  
  Thanks for the feedback.
  
  

  slam

  Please do not file tickets for support on SVN usage - the tracker in trac-center is for identifed bugs and feature requests in our SVN+trac setup only. No one will answer support questions in the tracker, and I will close also this one.
  
  Instead, post your support questions here, or in the IRC.

  
  
  If I had know it was an SVN usage issue I wouldn't have file a ticket. I posted it here first, but nobody seemed to recognize this as a SVN usage issue.
  
  
  

  slam

  Regarding your problem: SVN (and all Unix systems) are case sensitive, your SVN path contains capitals which are not correct: timeit != TimeIt. The captialized version might be the name of your project, but no SVN path at our server does contain capitals.

  
  
  Do I understand you correct if I conclude that I can use capitals in directories, subdirectories, and files, but that I can only 'connect' to a path (e.g. code.zikula.org/dits or code.zikula.org/dits/someproject) that doesn't contain capitals?

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• Teb
  
  

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  Posted: Feb 03, 2009 - 05:22 AM

  I suppose /www/ItsNews is a local checkout of your repository on the Cozi? Then this command should work. Not quite sure why you would use the -N switch though.
  
  Personally I tend to use the SVN commit command from the root of my checkout, and then relatively supplying the path with my changes. Might also be '.', or empty for all changes in one checkout. Does that generate the same error?
  
  Regarding this error: are there already pre-commit hooks active on the Cozi's SVN config? Is the code checked for consistency or something?
  You could also make a fresh checkout in a different directory, try applying changes from your original checkout in that new one, and commit it. Maybe that works (without really knowing the actual cause of course).
  
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• dits
  
  

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  Posted: Feb 03, 2009 - 06:46 PM

  Teb

  I suppose /www/ItsNews is a local checkout of your repository on the Cozi? Then this command should work. Not quite sure why you would use the -N switch though.
  
  Personally I tend to use the SVN commit command from the root of my checkout, and then relatively supplying the path with my changes. Might also be '.', or empty for all changes in one checkout. Does that generate the same error?

  
  
  I use subeclipse for eclipse. Together with eclipse it does all kinds caching and other dark stuff. It also determines which arguments to use. Normally that works perfectly fine out of the box. I'll checkout the whole project (which doesn't contain capitals in the path) in stead of a directory within the repository (which does contain ItsNews). If I understand Chris correct that should solve the problem.[/quote]
  
  

  Teb

  Regarding this error: are there already pre-commit hooks active on the Cozi's SVN config? Is the code checked for consistency or something?

  
  
  It seems some issues with hooks were solved: http://code.zikula.o…ac-center/ticket/66
  
  

  Teb

  You could also make a fresh checkout in a different directory, try applying changes from your original checkout in that new one, and commit it. Maybe that works (without really knowing the actual cause of course).

  
  
  That what I had to do all the time . I'll try adapting the checkout path.

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  Posted: Feb 04, 2009 - 04:11 AM

  This was the missing hint - found an outdated commit-hook, still calling your project itsnews, instead of dits. Fixed, it should work fine now.
  Greetings,
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• dits
  
  

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  Posted: Feb 04, 2009 - 08:00 AM

  Thanks Cris!
  
  Will be working at client offices for two days. Will dive in it over the weekend again.

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