> Yup, that's what I thought. I was trying to do the add, then the commit, > then I guess I need to update my working copy with the latest revision of > that file in my working directory. I was trying the following with > difficulty: > > $ svn add hstaniloff.mode2v3 > file:///Users/Shared/Subversion/Events/trunk/Events.xcodeproj --auto-props > A hstaniloff.mode2v3 > svn: 'file:///Users/Shared/Subversion/WaypointUAEvents/trunk' is not a > working copy > svn: 'file:///Users/Shared/Subversion/WaypointUAEvents/trunk' does not > exist > $ svn list file:///Users/Shared/Subversion/Events/trunk/Events.xcodeproj > project.pbxproj > $ >
All you should need to do is: cd /working-copyfolder Do you understand the difference between a repository and a working copy? If not, you really should read the first few chapters of the svn book to understand the basic teminology. It helps greatly when discussing stuff on the list that everyone knows what repository and working-copy mean. Once you are in your working copy you just do: svn add . or svn add path/to/file then svn commit -m "initial check in" That should do it. You don't need to specify the repository path when you do an add... svn already knows the information from the metadata in the .svn folders of your working copy. BOb
