On Feb 6, 2007, at 1:15 PM, Frank Strauß wrote:
Wilfredo Sánchez Vega wrote:
After some weeks, yesterday I tried to get a fresh SVN checkout running again. First, I had to change this to check out some dependencies at the "./run -s" step successfully:
Index: run =================================================================== --- run (revision 1125) +++ run (working copy) @@ -296,7 +296,7 @@ fi; else echo "Checking out ${name}..."; - svn checkout -r "${revision}" "${uri}@${revision}" "${path}"; + svn checkout -r "${revision}" "${uri}" "${path}";
apply_patches "${name}" "${path}"; fi;
This is necessary only if you have an old version of subversion installed. If you update subversion, the script should work as-is.
Ok. (Just curious: Does it have any benefit to give the revision twice?)
Yes, it guarantees that we're getting the resource that was at that URI in the revision that we care about. It was pretty important when someone deleted one of my branched in Twisted without asking me first, for example. -wsv