Hello Roland!
> I think I found a bug in fsvs 1.2.3, please confirm or confute it:
>
> $ svnadmin create ~/svnr/repo1
>
> $ mkdir etc{1,2}
> $ ( cd etc1 && fsvs url
> name:repo1,prio:10,target:HEAD,ro:0,file:///root/svnr/repo1 )
> $ ( cd etc2 && fsvs url
> name:repo1,prio:10,target:HEAD,ro:0,file:///root/svnr/repo1 )
>
> etc1$ echo data >testfile1 && fsvs ci -m 1st
> N... 5 testfile1
> committed revision 1 on 2011-05-11T16:56:36.772102Z as root
>
> etc2$ fsvs rem
> N... 0 testfile1
> ..C. dir .
> Remote-status against revision 1.
Try "fsvs update" here, that should give you the file.
But you're right; using multiple WCs with FSVS might easily make problems.
A repo-path should have only one _modifying_ WC.
If you really want to handle the same repository-directory, always use "fsvs
update"
before committing.
Depending on your use-case you could commit to different repository paths, and
just
overlay them - see http://fsvs.tigris.org/purpose.html or the documentation for
more
information.
Regards,
Phil
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