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I use svn bridge to connect to a tfs server with tortoiseSVN. I need to use another computer as well for the same purpose.
Let\'s assume that I\'ve exported my local repo because I didn\'t want to have .svn directories in it. Then I\'ve made changes in my exported copy and I would like to import it back to my local repo.
We use maven and svn. It was an mistaken checkin of target directory to SVN that cause this error. I removed target from the repository:
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We are using NetBeans (6.9.1) and Subversion.On my local machine, I have dozens of locally modified files.However, the problem is that I never modified those file!At least not that I can tell.I mean,
I have installed Subclipse inside my Eclipse. I can successfully connect to http://svn.python.org/projects/peps/trunk, but when I tried to connect to svn://svn/appwork.org/utils, I got an error saying
I am trying to run the following command through php: exec(\"svn export svn+ssh://svn@XXXXXX/var/svn/XXXX $OUTPUT/$value2\");
I am a complete noob to this so if there is a completely obvious answer by all means make fun and point and laugh then give the answer.
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