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Subject: Use of svn_client_updatex
From: Adam Root <adamroot () live ! com>
Date: 2009-01-31 21:23:03
Message-ID: COL114-W2224C2A0B8AFEF57D596F7ACC70 () phx ! gbl
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I'm learning/using the svn client APIs to write a couple of power tools. I've got a \
couple of usage questions. I am using the 1.5.5 binary release on Win32.
(After typing this out, I realized I don't fully understand the usage/meaning of \
peg_revision in the svn_client_checkout3 call... you might consider that in my \
questions below)
--Question 1--
I'm trying to use svn_client_update3 to update folders selectively after I do a \
checkout at the root (non-recursively). I know the folder exists in the repo. From \
the command line, I would do:
svn co -N http://server/repo <srcroot>
svn up -N <srcroot>\dir
This works fine, bringing down the HEAD revision of http://server/repo/dir to \
<srcroot>\dir
However, using the APIs, like:
svn_client_checkout3(&rev_result, "http://server/repo", "<srcroot>", (unspecified \
revision), (head revision), svn_depth_empty, FALSE, FALSE, ctx, pool); \
svn_client_update3(&result_revs, paths ("<srcroot>\dir"), (head revision), \
svn_depth_empty, FALSE, FALSE, FALSE, ctx, pool);
The returned revision in result_revs is -1. I take that to mean that the unversioned \
path was ignored, as the documentation states it could be. However, because the \
direct parent of that unversioned directory is a working copy, the documentation says \
it will update it, as the command line does. This doesn't seem to be the case. Am I \
doing something wrong?
I tried using svn_client_update because it returns errors. It returned an error about \
the directory not being a working copy (I forget the exact verbage).
--Question 2--
After I have updated/checked out a folder, I am trying to schedule an add on a \
subdirectory. The command line is simply something like:
svn add -N <srcroot>\dir\subdir
This works as expected. Using the APIs, like:
svn_client_add4("<srcroot>\dir\subdir", svn_depth_empty, FALSE, FALSE, FALSE, ctx, \
pool);
I get an error: '.' is not a working copy. If I replace the add_parents with TRUE, \
this succeeds. What have I done wrong here? Note, that because of Question 1, I am \
actually using svn_client_checkout3 to update <srcroot>\dir to HEAD.
Thanks,
Adam
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I'm learning/using the svn client APIs to write a couple of power tools. I've got a \
couple of usage questions. I am using the 1.5.5 binary release on Win32.<BR> \
<BR> (After typing this out, I realized I don't fully understand the \
usage/meaning of peg_revision in the svn_client_checkout3 call... you might consider \
that in my questions below)<BR> <BR>
--Question 1--<BR>
<BR>
I'm trying to use svn_client_update3 to update folders selectively after I do a \
checkout at the root (non-recursively). I know the folder exists in the repo. From \
the command line, I would do:<BR> <BR>
svn co -N <A href="http://server/repo">http://server/repo</A> <srcroot><BR>
svn up -N <srcroot>\dir<BR>
<BR>
This works fine, bringing down the HEAD revision of <A \
href="http://server/repo/dir">http://server/repo/dir</A> to <srcroot>\dir<BR> \
<BR> However, using the APIs, like:<BR>
<BR>
svn_client_checkout3(&rev_result, "<A \
href="http://server/repo">http://server/repo</A>", "<srcroot>", (unspecified \
revision), (head revision), svn_depth_empty, FALSE, FALSE, ctx, pool);<BR> \
svn_client_update3(&result_revs, paths ("<srcroot>\dir"), (head revision), \
svn_depth_empty, FALSE, FALSE, FALSE, ctx, pool);<BR> <BR>
The returned revision in result_revs is -1. I take that to mean that the unversioned \
path was ignored, as the documentation states it could be. However, because the \
direct parent of that unversioned directory is a working copy, the documentation says \
it will update it, as the command line does. This doesn't seem to be the case. Am I \
doing something wrong?<BR> <BR>
I tried using svn_client_update because it returns errors. It returned an error about \
the directory not being a working copy (I forget the exact verbage).<BR> <BR>
--Question 2--<BR>
After I have updated/checked out a folder, I am trying to schedule an add on a \
subdirectory. The command line is simply something like:<BR> <BR>
svn add -N <srcroot>\dir\subdir<BR>
<BR>
This works as expected. Using the APIs, like:<BR>
<BR>
svn_client_add4("<srcroot>\dir\subdir", svn_depth_empty, FALSE, FALSE, FALSE, \
ctx, pool);<BR> <BR>
I get an error: '.' is not a working copy. If I replace the add_parents with TRUE, \
this succeeds. What have I done wrong here? Note, that because of Question 1, I am \
actually using svn_client_checkout3 to update <srcroot>\dir to HEAD.<BR> \
<BR> Thanks,<BR>
<BR>
Adam<BR>
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