Major subversion problems with 2016,2/3.
Hi there,
longtime intellij user (atleast 2005), been using subversion for about as many years. It has always worked fine in intellij, untiil the latest update.
I have the following (and more) issues that happen on and off:
1. A file that i've added suddenly becomes red (not added to subversion). After restart back to old state.
2. I click cmd+K to commit. Files that i KNOW i have changed are not in the list. They appear again after restart and i can check them in.
3. I suddenly got error "not a working copy" in one directory (that i know of). Had to manually backup, re-checkout and manually go through all files for changes.
Its so much stuff that at this point intellij is kind of unusable and i'm afraid that there are a lot of hidden issues in my projects. This is really bad! How do i proceed?
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What working copy version do you use? What command line client version is used in IDEA Subversion settings?
Please share the logs: https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/articles/207241085.
Does it help if you perform a clean checkout in case the working copy metadata is corrupted?
Do you have the correct VCS root (the one with .svn inside) registered in IDEA VCS settings?
Hi Serge. Our working copy is 1.8.
Yes, i of course have the svn-config set up properly, As i mentioned, it's been working for years, and i can still perform most operations, in most modules. Somehow, some stuff has just gotten corrupted.
-I am currently going through all my project modules manually using the terminal. I am finding various files that i thought i had checked in and that look like they are checked in in intellij, but if i then try for example "compare with latest repository version", it says it's not there, and if i go to the server, the file is indeed missing.
I have a couple of modules that i can't perform svn update or svn cleanup on, i get the message:
svn: E175009: The XML response contains invalid XML
svn: E130003: Malformed XML: no element found
Which, according to my elite stackoverflowing skills seems to be something to do with incorrect repository URL's. Can't understand why though, since if i go into the settings they are the same.
Beacuse of all the above, i have come to the same conclusion as you - i will have to do a complete clean checkout. But since i cannot be sure that all my code is in my repo with the latest version, or in some cases not even in the repo at all(!), i must first go through everything and compare directories and files manually, a very time consuming process.
This a pretty large project, and i have ever only accessed my repo through intellij. I am not pleased. It's gonna take me days to sort through all this.