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Posted to dev@subversion.apache.org by Daniel Gehriger <bu...@linkcad.com> on 2003/05/20 15:34:06 UTC

Merge & comit not consitent

The following merge procedure produces an error during commit. I believe
that either the merge should fail, or then if it doesn't fail, the commit
should be possible:

1) I checkout some code using the local file:// protocol:

> svn co file:///repos/trunk/foo

2) I then want to apply the code changes between some branch 1.0 and 2.0 to
the checked out code. For some reason, I now want access the repository
through http:

> svn merge http://reposhost/repos/branches/foo/1.0
http://reposhost/repos/branches/foo/2.0 foo

3) The merge succeeds (although new binary files are generating strange
conflicts, but that's another story). Now I edit some stuff and then commit:

> svn commit foo

Adding         foo\newfile
svn: General filesystem error
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: add_file `/branches/trunk/foo/newfile': copy_url is from different repo

Well, it would be nice if I had been warned earlier, during the merge...

Regards,

Daniel



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