SVN CheckOut failed n'th Time in Sequence
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SVN CheckOut failed n'th Time in Sequence
I did several Tiems try to checkout the present Source-State but SVN did fail always due to different Reasons like I have to close my Connection (ShutDown), Connection-Problems, etc. This Way I will perhaps never get the newest Source on my Desktop.
I would like to get an SVN-CO-like Tar-Ball of the Project-Files and use SVN's Abilities to UPDATE only the Files which did change to reduce the DownLoad-Amount for SVN CO as if have to to update relative few Files instead the full Bunch. Another Synergy is that svn-co works much faster. Right now I have to consider to delete the incomplete trunk-co due to svn raises Error to continue resp. svn did anyway always start from begin even the local CO was incomplete but valid. That Way I doubt I will anytime archieve the CO completely.
The N of N'th Time Failure in Sequene means: N > 6 .
I would like to get an SVN-CO-like Tar-Ball of the Project-Files and use SVN's Abilities to UPDATE only the Files which did change to reduce the DownLoad-Amount for SVN CO as if have to to update relative few Files instead the full Bunch. Another Synergy is that svn-co works much faster. Right now I have to consider to delete the incomplete trunk-co due to svn raises Error to continue resp. svn did anyway always start from begin even the local CO was incomplete but valid. That Way I doubt I will anytime archieve the CO completely.
The N of N'th Time Failure in Sequene means: N > 6 .
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Re: SVN CheckOut failed n'th Time in Sequence
I had this same problem. If I remember correctly, you can resume a failed checkout if you cd into the directory and do 'svn up'.