torsdag 18 augusti 2022 kl. 04:07:21 UTC+2 skrev Phil Seakins:

> After backing up the repository I would examine it with low level tools 
> and once I found the slash I would change it to an X or a Y using a 
> hexeditor such as Hxd. Might not work and there might be too many slashes 
> to narrow it down but that would probably be my first angle of attack. 
> Obviously Daniel's solution is much safer.
>

I would really advice against editing the repository files manually. While 
the files look human-readable, they are actually a very tightly defined 
binary format. In particular, there may be references between different 
files that are not obvious. Even if the repository is successfully updated 
it might break existing working copies having the particular file checked 
out. (That last argument is one of the reasons why it is difficult to purge 
revisions from an SVN repository).

Editing the repository files MIGHT be a last resort if there is really low 
level data corruption and there is no other way to restore the data.

Kind regards,
Daniel

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