Jon - The weird revision numbers you are seeing is because different parts of your checkout are under different revisions. This happens when you perform an svn update on only a portions of your checkout source tree. SVN updates do NOT parse up the local subdirectory tree, they only parse down the tree. To get the whole local repository updated you will need to perform an svn update at the root of your local source tree.
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W. David Ashley
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Hi Mark,
thanks for the long explanation. It does look like I made a mistake.
I think I also made a mistake in reporting the revision I am at. I right
clicked on the repository root and it reports 2940, but when I right click
on trunk it reports 3014. I do do an SVN update before each compile, and
it always results in some activity, though I have never yet been notified
of concurrent changes. It is an act of faith for me that it is working
properly.
thanks again for your help,
Jon
2008/8/19 Mark Miesfeld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 12:16 AM, Sahananda (Jon) Wolfers
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> I am at revision 2940.
You really need to keep the source tree you are working with up to
date. SVN will not overwrite any lines of code you have changed. It
will either merge in the updated code with your changes, preserving
your changes, if it can. Or, if it can't do the merger it will
produce 3 files, one of which will be your original file, and you will
have to do the merge manually. This is rare in my experience.
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