Reputation: 7226
I have used SVN a lot but I haven't created my own SVN server from scratch before. I have created it, and all seems well. Except that I must have skipped some step before I made the dreadful mistake of changing a line of code in 1 of my files. Now, I cannot do a successful UPDATE from the server. I continuously get the error message shown in the screenshot:
There is 1 file conflicted in the "Scripts" folder. I have tried seemingly everything. I tried reverting it. Tried committing it (seems to always work!) I tried deleting it and re-updating from server. That worked. But when I try to update from the root, I always get the error shown below. This is Tortoise SVN.
I'm missing some simple step. Please help.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 411
Reputation: 15525
See the answer TortoiseSVN reports conflict, but no conflict can be found to a similar question. The reason could be that you have changed the script folder on the server (lowercase to uppercase or vice versae), and your operating system (Windows) is not able to have both Script
with uppercase and script
with lowercase. A fresh checkout cannot have the effect you describe.
Upvotes: 1