On 11/26/2013 06:53 AM, Philip Martin wrote: > Suppose svn_fs_commit_txn fails to complete, either due to a transient > error like disk full or file permissions, or because the process is > killed. Further suppose that the transaction remains on disk. Is it > valid to call svn_fs_commit_txn again on the same transaction? There > doesn't seem to be anything to prohibit it but the FSFS implementation > can lead to revision files that are not correct.
[Just answering the API question here.] Yes. So long as the txn is neither aborted nor successfully promoted into a new revision, you should be able to repeat the call to svn_fs_commit_txn() without a corruption penalty. If FSFS doesn't allow this to happen, FSFS is buggy.
