Phil wrote: > I have a Mercurial repository on my laptop which I clone locally to > make code changes, these changes are committed locally and > periodically groups of changes are pushed back into the 'master' > repository. This works well. > > Last night I set up a new clone of the repository on a NAS drive. My > Mac automatically reconnects to the NAS drive when I log in. The NAS > repository will be accessed by a Hudson installation on another Mac on > the network to build and deploy into a sandbox, so that the current > working version of the application is always available to play with. > > Having set up the repository in the normal manner (hg clone) last > night I've tried to push changes to it today, only to receive the > following message: > > pushing to /Volumes/mercurial/content-api > abort: No such file or directory: /Volumes/mercurial/content-api/.hg/ > store/lock > > And yes, looking in /Volumes/mercurial/content-api/.hg/store, there is > no file or directory called 'lock'. Any suggestions? > I don't think there should be such a file unless hg is working. If this question is Java related at all, you might suffer from the infamous exception reuse problems in the JDK. In this case the overloaded FileNotFoundException could be the culprit. Maybe your problem is a lack of a write permission on the folder, not the lack of the file.
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