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Errors Creating Tags [message #12895] Mon, 04 February 2008 05:09 Go to next message
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When I'm creating tags, I sometimes get an 'Tag Operation Failed' error
with the details:-

svn: PUT request failed on
'/svn/easi/!svn/wrk/a9048ae2-1701-0010-b03e-f187d09c0a47/tag s/build__356_hotfix__2/com/easi/ets/ets.fla'
svn: Connection reset by peer: socket write error

But I can't redo the operation because subversive tells me the tag
already exists.

How do I recover when I get this error?
Re: Errors Creating Tags [message #13014 is a reply to message #12895] Tue, 05 February 2008 15:20 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Originally posted by: alexander.gurov.polarion.org

Hi Chris,


The error happened due to network problem. So, because creating of tags
for some types of project layouts cannot be performed in the same
transaction, you should remove created folder from the repository manually.

Future Subversive builds will use "warning" message level instead of
"error" one.
Re: Errors Creating Tags [message #13098 is a reply to message #13014] Thu, 07 February 2008 05:41 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Alexander Gurov wrote:
> Future Subversive builds will use "warning" message level instead of
> "error" one.

How far in the future are you talking about?
Re: Errors Creating Tags [message #13127 is a reply to message #13098] Thu, 07 February 2008 08:34 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Originally posted by: alexander.gurov.polarion.org

Nearest Subversive build will contain this change.
Re: Errors Creating Tags [message #13183 is a reply to message #13014] Fri, 08 February 2008 05:56 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Alexander Gurov wrote:
> The error happened due to network problem. So, because creating of tags
> for some types of project layouts cannot be performed in the same
> transaction, you should remove created folder from the repository manually.

I currently host my repository with a 3rd party SVN hosting company and
I'm just a bit curious as to why there is a lot on network traffic
happening when I add a tag? Isn't tagging more of a server-based activity?
Re: Errors Creating Tags [message #13211 is a reply to message #13183] Fri, 08 February 2008 10:11 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Originally posted by: alexander.gurov.polarion.org

Chris Velevitch wrote:

> I currently host my repository with a 3rd party SVN hosting company and
> I'm just a bit curious as to why there is a lot on network traffic
> happening when I add a tag? Isn't tagging more of a server-based activity?

Yes, but only in case if tag or branch was made from the Repositories
Explorer view. If you create a tag or a branch from the Package Explorer
view additional network interaction can happen in case if you commit
changes in the same transaction or your working copy is not up to date,
because operation should reflect real state of working copy which differs
in that case from the repository one.
Re: Errors Creating Tags [message #13322 is a reply to message #13211] Wed, 13 February 2008 08:37 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Alexander Gurov wrote:
> Chris Velevitch wrote:
>> I'm just a bit curious as to why there is a lot on network traffic
>> happening when I add a tag? Isn't tagging more of a server-based
>> activity?
>
> Yes, but only in case if tag or branch was made from the Repositories
> Explorer view. If you create a tag or a branch from the Package Explorer
> view additional network interaction can happen in case if you commit
> changes in the same transaction or your working copy is not up to date,
> because operation should reflect real state of working copy which
> differs in that case from the repository one.

I've been creating tags from the Navigator View by right clicking the
project root and select Team -> Tag..., I don't use the Package Explorer
view because it's a Java thing and I'm not using Java.

When I commit changes I do it from the Synchronize view and I do
selective synchronize by selecting all the files to sync and
right-clicking the selected files and choosing Commit....

Once I've committed the files, I export the files to build and test my
application, then, when I'm happy it with the build, I tag the current
trunk.

How is it possible to commit changes whilst creating a new tag? If what
you are saying is true, then clearly that's wrong because in the
scenario I've outlined, that will change the trunk and so invalidates
the what the tag is meant to represent.
Re: Errors Creating Tags [message #13347 is a reply to message #13322] Wed, 13 February 2008 08:49 Go to previous message
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Originally posted by: alexander.gurov.polarion.org

Chris Velevitch wrote:

> I've been creating tags from the Navigator View by right clicking the
> project root and select Team -> Tag..., I don't use the Package Explorer
> view because it's a Java thing and I'm not using Java.
There are no difference between Package Explorer and Navigator views -
both works with the same working copy.

> How is it possible to commit changes whilst creating a new tag? If what
> you are saying is true, then clearly that's wrong because in the
> scenario I've outlined, that will change the trunk and so invalidates
> the what the tag is meant to represent.
Changes are committed in that case not into trunk but into created tag.
I.e. Subversion makes tag which strictly corresponds to current state of
your working copy.
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