[JIRA] [subversion] (JENKINS-14551) an update which contains added files merged from a branch results in those files having doubled content

[kay...@blizzard.com (JIRA)]

Kenny Ayers edited a comment on JENKINS-14551 an update which contains added files merged from a branch results in those files having doubled content We are seeing file contents double when using SVN mv commands as well. This means files that are svn mv'd to a location, then added back to the repo have their contents duplicated. Here are the reproduction steps in action: $ vim double.txt $ cat double.txt 1 2 3 $ svn add double.txt A double.txt $ svn ci . -m "Initial commit " Adding double.txt Transmitting file data . Committed revision <revision>. $ svn mv double.txt double_new.txt A double_new.txt D double.txt $ svn ci . -m "Renaming double" Deleting double.txt Adding double_new.txt Committed revision <revision>. Here is the output for Jenkins when it runs a job. The job updates a checkout which contains file “double_new.txt”, then does a ‘cat’ command on the file. Here’s the output: Started by user Kenneth Ayers Building remotely on builder in workspace /test Updating <repository> at revision <revision> A double_new.txt At revision <revision> [test] $ /bin/sh -xe /tmp/hudson5312350812342753447.sh + cat double_new.txt 1 2 3 1 2 3 Finished: SUCCESS As you can see the file contents are now doubled up. Versions: Jenkins: 1.508 Jenkins Subversion Plug-in: 1.45

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