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Subversion Commit Bug
I am using the command line client, and tonight I tried to commit the
following:
svn commit -m "got event type into the user page somehow, its a miracle!"
The result is: -su: !": event not found
Can anyone else confirm this? Seems like it could be fixed by escaping
the ! since this works correctly:
svn commit -m "got event type into the user page somehow, its a miracle\!"
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Re: Subversion Commit Bug
Posted by Matt Sickler <cr...@gmail.com>.
solution: use svn ci -m ''
( single quotes )
On 8/23/07, Clemens <cl...@thalesgroup.com> wrote:
>
> ( ... Rearranged due to top posting ...)
>
> Aaron Axelsen wrote:
> > Simon Scott wrote:
>
> (...)
>
> >>> svn commit -m "got event type into the user page somehow, its a
> >>> miracle!"
> >>>
> >>> The result is: -su: !": event not found
> >>>
> >>> Can anyone else confirm this? Seems like it could be fixed by
> >>> escaping the ! since this works correctly:
>
> (...)
>
> >> That is more to do with bash command line expansion than
> >> subversion. The '!' character has special meaning in bash and other
> >> shells.
> >>
> >> Witness:
> >>
> >> simon@simon-laptop:~$ echo "!" bash: !: event not found
> >> simon@simon-laptop:~$ echo '!' !
> >
> > I am aware that it has different meanings among various shells.
> > However, is it desired behavior for subversion to parse it? Should it
> > be escaping it?
>
> You didn't understand the answer! Subversion didn't parse the '!' at
> all. The shell parse the '!' even before it invoke the 'svn' command.
> Subversion didn't see the '!' at all!
>
> And it is the shell complaining that no such event was found. Even
> before subversion is ever invoked above.
>
> So it has nothing to do with Subversion at all!
>
> (...)
>
> Best regards,
> Clemens.
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Re: Subversion Commit Bug
Posted by Clemens <cl...@thalesgroup.com>.
( ... Rearranged due to top posting ...)
Aaron Axelsen wrote:
> Simon Scott wrote:
(...)
>>> svn commit -m "got event type into the user page somehow, its a
>>> miracle!"
>>>
>>> The result is: -su: !": event not found
>>>
>>> Can anyone else confirm this? Seems like it could be fixed by
>>> escaping the ! since this works correctly:
(...)
>> That is more to do with bash command line expansion than
>> subversion. The '!' character has special meaning in bash and other
>> shells.
>>
>> Witness:
>>
>> simon@simon-laptop:~$ echo "!" bash: !: event not found
>> simon@simon-laptop:~$ echo '!' !
>
> I am aware that it has different meanings among various shells.
> However, is it desired behavior for subversion to parse it? Should it
> be escaping it?
You didn't understand the answer! Subversion didn't parse the '!' at
all. The shell parse the '!' even before it invoke the 'svn' command.
Subversion didn't see the '!' at all!
And it is the shell complaining that no such event was found. Even
before subversion is ever invoked above.
So it has nothing to do with Subversion at all!
(...)
Best regards,
Clemens.
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Re: Subversion Commit Bug
Posted by Aaron Axelsen <li...@frozenpc.net>.
I am aware that it has different meanings among various shells.
However, is it desired behavior for subversion to parse it? Should it
be escaping it?
Simon Scott wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-08-23 at 22:44 -0500, Aaron Axelsen wrote:
>> I am using the command line client, and tonight I tried to commit
>> the following:
>>
>> svn commit -m "got event type into the user page somehow, its a
>> miracle!"
>>
>> The result is: -su: !": event not found
>>
>> Can anyone else confirm this? Seems like it could be fixed by
>> escaping the ! since this works correctly:
>>
>> svn commit -m "got event type into the user page somehow, its a
>> miracle\!"
>>
>
> That is more to do with bash command line expansion than
> subversion. The '!' character has special meaning in bash and other
> shells.
>
> Witness:
>
> simon@simon-laptop:~$ echo "!" bash: !: event not found
> simon@simon-laptop:~$ echo '!' !
>
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Re: Subversion Commit Bug
Posted by Blair Zajac <bl...@orcaware.com>.
On Aug 23, 2007, at 8:52 PM, Aaron Axelsen wrote:
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> I am aware that it has different meanings among various shells.
> However, is it desired behavior for subversion to parse it? Should it
> be escaping it?
Subversion isn't parsing the !. See the other replies to your post.
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Re: Subversion Commit Bug
Posted by Aaron Axelsen <ax...@modevia.com>.
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I am aware that it has different meanings among various shells.
However, is it desired behavior for subversion to parse it? Should it
be escaping it?
Simon Scott wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-08-23 at 22:44 -0500, Aaron Axelsen wrote:
>> I am using the command line client, and tonight I tried to commit
>> the following:
>>
>> svn commit -m "got event type into the user page somehow, its a
>> miracle!"
>>
>> The result is: -su: !": event not found
>>
>> Can anyone else confirm this? Seems like it could be fixed by
>> escaping the ! since this works correctly:
>>
>> svn commit -m "got event type into the user page somehow, its a
>> miracle\!"
>>
>
> That is more to do with bash command line expansion than
> subversion. The '!' character has special meaning in bash and other
> shells.
>
> Witness:
>
> simon@simon-laptop:~$ echo "!" bash: !: event not found
> simon@simon-laptop:~$ echo '!' !
>
>
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Re: Subversion Commit Bug
Posted by Simon Scott <si...@jdv.com>.
On Thu, 2007-08-23 at 22:44 -0500, Aaron Axelsen wrote:
> I am using the command line client, and tonight I tried to commit the
> following:
>
> svn commit -m "got event type into the user page somehow, its a miracle!"
>
> The result is: -su: !": event not found
>
> Can anyone else confirm this? Seems like it could be fixed by escaping
> the ! since this works correctly:
>
> svn commit -m "got event type into the user page somehow, its a miracle\!"
>
That is more to do with bash command line expansion than subversion. The
'!' character has special meaning in bash and other shells.
Witness:
simon@simon-laptop:~$ echo "!"
bash: !: event not found
simon@simon-laptop:~$ echo '!'
!
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