Thanks again,
By adding the trunk to the SVN repo I was able to get it working!
Cheers
Richard
> Thanks Jeff, for your advice,
>
> I think that you are right at the moment I have my app at the top level
> of the repo which I think is not right, I will need to create a trunk
> and put it in
Jeff Pritchard wrote:
> I think your set :repository line is too short. It needs to reference
> the actual directory in the svn repo where your "app" and other rails
> files live. I'm thinking in your case that might be more like:
>
> set :repository, "svn://mackstar.net/mainrepo/mackstar"
>
I think your set :repository line is too short. It needs to reference
the actual directory in the svn repo where your "app" and other rails
files live. I'm thinking in your case that might be more like:
set :repository, "svn://mackstar.net/mainrepo/mackstar"
or maybe something like:
set :rep
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