2013/10/4 Ron Aaron <r...@ronware.org>:
> Indeed, it gives an empty string.
Then I have a theory what happened. My guess is that you
cloned the repository and opened it. Later you cloned the
repository again (which got different row-id's), storing it
in the exact original location. Then the row-id's of the
.fslckout database and the repository don't match any more.
What you can do to fix this:
- fossil update trunk (find the new rowid of "trunk", and bring
the checkout there)
- fossil revert (clean up any garbage)
then do a "make" and everything else, and try the commit.
Am I close?
Regards,
Jan Nijtmans
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