September 13, 2007

Subversion: Out of date files, But not out of date?

Filed under: Programming — Kyle Welsby @ 7:07 am

I hope this comes useful to some people, I find sometimes when your playing about with Subversion on your Rails applications that when you commit your changes to a SVN server you get an error like

svn: The version resource does not correspond to the resource within the transaction. Either the requested version resource is out of date (needs to be updated), or the requested version resource is newer than the transaction root (restart the commit).

but the WC (working copy) file is not out of date. thus it does not allow you to commit, huge pain. after goggling i found others with the same issue and found out that deleting a simple file in each SVN directory makes it happy.

Normal Mode



find ./ -name all-wcprops -exec rm -rf {} \;

Safe Mode


find ./ -name all-wcprops -exec rm -r {} \;

Safe mode will run and ask you to confirm the delete of that file so you don’t accidentally delete valuable files

Enjoy

September 5, 2007

Long time no Up-Date

Filed under: Uncategorized — Kyle Welsby @ 12:23 pm

Yeah peeps, sorry I haven’t updated in a while. I have been really busy since I got back form Leros Greece. I had no internet connectivity when I was on my 3 week holidays so no updates while there. Since i have been back I haven’t had the time because I have been really busy working long hours trying to get the pollen8 project nearer the goal of completion… Maybe? The reason for the russ and long hours is because I’m 100% confirmed on going to University on 16th September. That day is also my sisters Birthday 24? 25? 26 I cant remember, some-were around that age.

Im looking really forward on going to Staffordshire University. I will be studying Digital Film and Post Production, so I will keep you posted on my works updates. (or alternative check My YouTube)

Currently I’m sat on the couch about the watch Over the Hedge with a sore thought. not feeling the best and im very sleepy.

Ill see you later,

 
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