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David Conde
David Conde

Reputation: 4637

Commiting issues with SVN X

I have a problem with my SVN X. I made a commit into my svn server, and added an old version of my XCode project file (.xcodeproj file). Now when I try to commit changes, the SVN server tells me that I need to update my project. I've updated the project but the .xcodeproj file seems corrupted, so I replaced it with another one that I manually backed up, but when I try to commit again, the server returns the same message.

I'm using the same revision that the server has, so I don't see why SVN can't overwrite the file.

Any hints, or help would be nice.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 47

Answers (1)

Edwin Buck
Edwin Buck

Reputation: 70899

Even though you commit, it doesn't mean that your code is up-to-date. Run

svn update

To bump up your local copies of revision numbers, then you will likely be able to proceed as normal.

I've noticed that this happens a bit more often when one commits just a few files, but that might just be me.

Upvotes: 1

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