[Axiom-developer] Re: eh?

[Gabriel Dos Reis]

On Sun, 20 May 2007, address@hidden wrote:

| > Why do you download SVN repo all the time?
| 
| Because once I do the first commit no more commits work 
| no matter what I change.
| 
| So the "fix" is to wipe out the local copy, checkout a new version,
| make the change, and then do a commit, which works. Until now. Now,
| for some not-very-obvious reason this no longer works. 
| 
| Now I do a checkout, change a file, and do a commit. But the commit does
| nothing and returns immediately. I'm unable to commit to SVN anymore.

Just to check the obvious: do you do "in source" build?
I seem to remember that in the old Gold, there was issues of recursive 
copies of directories -- which is bogus.  If that is still the case
(which I've not checked yet), then it might be that you're just overwriting
SVN data.  Just a theory.

-- Gaby