Hello Fernando, The answer depends on what you mean by "during a commit" (could you post an example of the code you use to commit, because there're several ways to perform a commit in SVNKit?).
But in general you can use SVNRepository#checkPath method. But note: you should use a separate SVN connection (or maybe separate SVN connection pool), i.e. separate SVNRepository instance, to do that in order to avoid "SVNKit methods are not reenterable" error. See this post for details: http://vcs.atspace.co.uk/2012/09/21/are-svnkit-methods-reenterable/ If this is not critical for you to check the path existence while commit (whatever this means), I would recommend you to check the path existence *before* commit, because in this way you can reuse existing connection or connection pool, saving a lot of time (usually creating a new connection is the most time-consuming operation in SVNKit). There's no big difference in checking path existence while or before commit, because theoretically someone else can create a commit that changes that path existence, after your check for existence, but before fixing your commit creation transaction. -- Dmitry Pavlenko, TMate Software, http://subgit.com/ - git-svn bridge > Hi, > > How can i check if a directory or file exists during a commit ?
