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Posted to dev@subversion.apache.org by Tim Kemp <su...@kempy.co.uk> on 2002/08/30 19:13:45 UTC
svn_client_status on a file
There is most probably a really simple answer to this:
When I call svn_client_status on a file
(h:\development\subversion\notes\anchors_and_targets.txt), I get the
following error - wc_entry_t:. is not a working copy directory.
Eh? BTW, running on Windows XP
Tim
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RE: svn_client_status on a file
Posted by Tim Kemp <su...@kempy.co.uk>.
Thanks, that did it!
> From: Philip Martin [mailto:pm@localhost] On Behalf Of Philip Martin
>
> When calling svn_client_status you need to pass a canonical
> path. That means using '/' as a directory separator. The
> function svn_path_internal_style may help, although since it
> doesn't appear to be used at the moment I don't know how well
> it works!
>
> --
> Philip Martin
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Re: svn_client_status on a file
Posted by Philip Martin <ph...@codematters.co.uk>.
"Tim Kemp" <su...@kempy.co.uk> writes:
> There is most probably a really simple answer to this:
>
> When I call svn_client_status on a file
> (h:\development\subversion\notes\anchors_and_targets.txt), I get the
> following error - wc_entry_t:. is not a working copy directory.
When calling svn_client_status you need to pass a canonical path.
That means using '/' as a directory separator. The function
svn_path_internal_style may help, although since it doesn't appear to
be used at the moment I don't know how well it works!
--
Philip Martin
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Re: svn_client_status on a file
Posted by Garrett Rooney <ro...@electricjellyfish.net>.
Tim Kemp wrote:
> There is most probably a really simple answer to this:
>
> When I call svn_client_status on a file
> (h:\development\subversion\notes\anchors_and_targets.txt), I get the
> following error - wc_entry_t:. is not a working copy directory.
>
> Eh? BTW, running on Windows XP
If you could give us a direct transcript of what you did (cut and
pasting from the terminal session would be best), it would be much
easier to track the problem down.
-garrett
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