Re: SVN::Client not committing?

Hello

Based only on my knowlege of SVN, I believe I know what the problem is:

After committing a working copy to the repository, the svn info shows that you are still at the last revision.

To update the information about your working copy (i.e. make it up-to-date with the repository) you must update.

I presume that there is an update method for SVN::Client?

So, try an update right after the commit, and see if that 'fixes' the problem.

Sandy

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Re^2: SVN::Client not committing? by zigdon (Deacon) on Nov 29, 2006 at 21:38 UTC
Actually, I believe when you do an 'svn commit' from the command line, it does implicitly update the committed resources in the working copy. But I did add an '$svn->update' call at the end of the script, but the checking after the script runs, it still shows the directory as just "marked for adding": `$ svn info mkdir Path: mkdir URL: file:///home/boger_d/lib/tmp/svn/test/mkdir Revision: 0 Node Kind: directory Schedule: add $ svn update At revision 1. $ svn info mkdir Path: mkdir URL: file:///home/boger_d/lib/tmp/svn/test/mkdir Revision: 0 Node Kind: directory Schedule: add` [download] -- zigdon	[reply] [d/l]
Re^3: SVN::Client not committing? by duncs (Beadle) on Jun 10, 2008 at 13:50 UTC
Was there any answer to this in the end? I am suffering from the same problem. Duncs	[reply]
Re^4: SVN::Client not committing? by Avi (Acolyte) on Feb 03, 2010 at 07:18 UTC
not very great docs indeed.. the issue is the log_msg (nice that it doesn't report it).. use something like this instead: my $log_msg_handler = sub { my $stringptr = shift; $$stringptr = "testing mkdir"; return 1; }; $svn->log_msg($log_msg_handler); That should do the trick -- hopefully this prevents someone pulling out their hair.	[reply]
Re^5: SVN::Client not committing? by svenXY (Deacon) on Jan 19, 2011 at 11:59 UTC
Re^4: SVN::Client not committing? by zigdon (Deacon) on Jun 18, 2008 at 22:39 UTC
Sadly, I never did figure it out. Ended up writing the code in python, as the svn bindings there were more mature. Of course, it's been almost 2 years since then, so hopefully that is no longer the case. -- zigdon	[reply]