Ross Boylan wrote: > On Sat, 2007-01-13 at 03:33 +0100, Michael Biebl wrote: >> Ross Boylan wrote: >>> Package: kdesvn >>> Version: 0.11.0-1 >>> Severity: normal >>> >>> Summary >>> ======= >>> >>> 1) Files in the working copy don't display, even after adding them and >>> committing. This seems to go away on restart. >>> 2) When I select the top directory of the working copy and click the >>> green + icon (or use the menu subversion | working copy | add selected >>> files or dirs) I get the error "The entry /home/myname/myproject is >>> versioned - break". This persists even with restart. >> Well, you can't add a directory which is already versioned (and the >> toplevel directory obviously is). So the error message is pretty clear. > I think "you can't add xxx because it is already under version control" > would be clearer. I'll admit the existing error message seems > reasonably clear in retrospect. > > The only reason I attempted the operation was that I couldn't see the > file I wanted to add. >>> Maybe the 2 are related, because I'm supposed to select something that >>> is not in version control when I try to add files/or dirs, but I >>> couldn't since no files were displayed? >> Are you sure these items are not hidden by svn:ignore? >> Change the settings Settings->Subversion->Show ignored files and please >> try again. >> > That setting is already on. At any rate, the file name should not be > ignored, and it is not ignored when I start a new copy of kdesvn. > > I was able to reproduce this using the following steps. > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ mkdir test1 > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ date; svn mkdir http://localhost/svn/scratch -m "play > area" > Tue Jan 16 17:14:15 PST 2007 > > Committed revision 708. > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ date; svn mkdir http://localhost/svn/scratch/test1 -m > "scratch project" > Tue Jan 16 17:14:39 PST 2007 > > Committed revision 709. > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ svn co http://localhost/svn/scratch/test1 > Checked out revision 709. > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ kdesvn & > > I opened test1 (the work area in kdesvn) and then created a file silly.c > in that directory using an editor (i.e., not in kdesvn). kdesvn does > not show it. > > I open another copy of kdesvn; it does show silly.c. Using that copy, I > add the file and commit it. It still doesn't show up in the first > window. I did an update in the first window; the file still doesn't > show.
I can't reproduce this behaviour. When I open a workspace in kdesvn and add a file in there from outside (e.g. "touch test.c" on the console), kdesvn immediately shows this file as unversioned. No need to hit refresh or something else. So, theres definitely something wrong with your setup. Do you perhaps have installed your own kernel (not the stock Debian one) without dnotify/inotify support? > > BTW I was also a bit surprised that when I File | open and entered > "test1" in the dialog that came up I got "could not open url test1". I > was able to open it by clicking on the folder icon and selecting the > directory. Entering file:://test1 (or various variations of that) also > didn't work. This also works. You can either open local repositories or workspaces. The correct syntax is: file:///path/to/workspace/or/repository (note the *three* slashes) Michael -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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