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Error When Adding Solution to Source Control

( SVNSCC , VS .NET, Latest, WIN 2000/XP  )
Type: Public Status:Closed Created: 27 Oct 04 10:00 Updated: 27 Oct 04 10:00
--> Igor Pushkov (admin)  at 27 Oct 04 10:00 writes

I am sorry for current absent of docs, since this cause such
questions. Answers:
1. Added to source control can be only projects that currently not
controlled by source control system (like newly created).
2. If you want to "add" existing project, that is already under source
control (you pull it from SVN) then you need not to "add" it but the
"change binding". In other words just say for VS .NET that project is
Control".
3. Than nature of both CVS and SVN that they "store" bindings at the
local file system (in .svn or cvs sandbox). That means:
a) it is not possible to add already pulled project to the new
repository
b) it is not possible to change server path and so on.
This is why when you try to add it into other module "dialog" remember
your previous selection. It just look into .svn subfolder and get data
from there.
Once again sorry for missing docs, however, it will be really useful
to check docs for CVS proxy. All that I say there can be found in that
docs.
Please _let_ me know if this not help.
--> Robert (user)  at 27 Oct 04 10:00 writes

Opened existing vb.net project and selected File -> Source Control -> Add
solution to source control from VS.NET 2003 menu.

Repository was prexisting. Clicked Check and it said it was fine.

Used Create next to module to create new module for the solution.

Clicked Okay.

Watched as files were added to source control.

Then received following error:

svn: commit falied (details follow): svn: A merge response for
\'/svn/WURepository/remainframe/REMainFrame.NET/remainframe\' is not a
child
of the destination
(\'/svn/WURepository//remainframe/REMainFrame.NET/remainframe)

Clicked Okay and then error reoccurred after a few minutes.

WHat is causing this?
Tried a 2nd time. This time I used a different repository called
\"MYRepository\".

However the exact same errors occurred and they still SAID
\"WURepository\"
in them as if my choice for the repository were being ignored.


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