error message "yet its child"

[Geoffrey G Plitt <gg...@andrew.cmu.edu>]

I got an error message saying something LIKE
"error commiting: [some-dir] is unversioned, yet its child is a member of
the repository".

What I did to get the message: I recursively added a large dir (1gb of
data files inside) and did a commit of all of it. This failed. Then I
again added stuff and commited, and got this error message.

I apologize, but TortoiseSVN cut most of the message off, so I'm not sure
of the exact wording. However, "yet its child" was definitely in there.

I see NO DOC of this error in the book, nor in the issue tracker (i
googled and issue-searched by the phrase "yet its child" and got nothing).

1. is there doc of this error message somewhere?
2. how do i make my commit succeed?

-Geoff

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Re: error message "yet its child"

[McClain Looney <m...@loonsoft.com>]

you might get much more informative output by running the commits from the 
command line (svn ci). this will also help determine if this is an svn issue, 
or a tortoise issue.  

you should definitely log a bug against tortoise at least for cutting off the 
error message :)

On Friday 26 March 2004 10:57 am, Geoffrey G Plitt wrote:
> I got an error message saying something LIKE
> "error commiting: [some-dir] is unversioned, yet its child is a member of
> the repository".
>

-- 
McClain Looney
LoonSoft LLC
m@loonsoft.com

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