Cannot commit, for strange reasons

[Christopher Henrich <ch...@monmouth.com>]

I am working on an apple G4, with Mac OS 10.3.5, and using subversion 
(version 1.1.0, release candidate 2) to
keep versions of some projects.

In one project, I have started to get error messages, whenever I 
attempt to commit.  The name of the project, and the main directory, 
are "WebPages".  I get error messages like this:

           Out of date '/WebPages/trunk' in transaction '14'

If I repeat the attempt to commit the transaction number goes up, to 
'15", "16", and (presumably) so on.

I have been using svn in the most straightforward way, editing files 
and committing changed versions, and adding files occasionally.   The 
strangeness started after I decided to "ignore" certain files.  working 
i the project directory WebPages, I used the command
	svn propedit svn:ignore  .
and edited a desirable line into this property.  Now the svn status 
command tells me
[~/Documents/Workspace/WebPages] chris% svn status
?      svn-commit.2.tmp
?      svn-commit.tmp
  M     .
and attempts to "commit" fail as I described.


What is going on her, and what should I do?


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Re: Cannot commit, for strange reasons

[Florian Weimer <fw...@deneb.enyo.de>]

* Christopher Henrich:

> What is going on her, and what should I do?

Have you tried running "svn update"?  It looks as if your working copy
is out of date.

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