CODEWITHSUNDEEP
svn
beng
beng

Reputation: 1

SVN commit and checkout

I commit my application to SVN (in which repository is stored in my external harddisk) in one PC (it commits "successfully" to be Revision 9). But somehow, when I checkout the same repository at other PC, it return "successfully" the older revision (Revision 7).

It happens few time.

Any idea?

Thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 539

Answers (4)

me_an
me_an

Reputation: 509

svn update the server ..it's not auto updating.

Upvotes: 0

Critical Skill
Critical Skill

Reputation: 2539

Another way to check if the commit you just made on a given PC has been effective is to take the url of the given folder and paste it into a brwoser -- useful for a machine-independent check of a repo structure.

Also agree with KindJackal -- check to see if you are committing in some other branch (or tage even) and looking for it elsewhere.

svn log --limit=10 helps as well to see if the last 10 transactions include the commits you think you made.

Upvotes: 0

KingJackaL
KingJackaL

Reputation: 780

  1. Make sure on the 'other PC' that you're checking out the latest revision for the branch
  2. Make sure you're checking out from the same branch/trunk as you're committing to

Upvotes: 3

t3rse
t3rse

Reputation: 10124

  1. Look at your SVN log on both machines to verify the latest COMMIT.
  2. Make sure you added all the files to the SVN Repository with ADD.

Upvotes: 2

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