On 29.01.2014 09:10, Roman Kellner wrote: > Hi > > We are using a MSSCCI to SVN client (PushOk) which in the version 1.7.13 and > with our project does strange things. > When opening our IDE SccProjectOpen() is called on the MSSCCI interface. > > I do not exactly know what is done on the SVN level, but with the > SccProjectOpen() call, outdated local copy files get somehow "updated" (which > they should not). Strangly only the base file and the meta (.svn) data get > updated but the "real" working copy file remains unchanged, rendering this > file "locally modified". > TortoiseSVN (1.7.13-svn1.7.10), used for verification shows outdated before > and uptodate but locally modified afterwards. > > The only indication I have from PushOk is that it is printing > > " > Received: > UDS<some number>/a/sub/path/to/our/project/root/path/aFile.ext > Received: > UDS<some number>/a/sub/path/to/our/project/root/path/anotherFile.ext > : > " > > in its status box. > > Does that look familiar to someone?
Nope ... > Could that be SVN messages from callbacks that are shown here? Sure, could be; but Subversion doesn't insert the UDS<> stuff. That part must be coming from PushOK. > Instead of your projects root folder always UDS<some number> is printed where > as the <some number> does NOT change for one SccProjectOpen() call but does > change for a next call. > Why is the projects root folder replaced? I'm just guessing, but it looks like they use that as a session identifier; and the "project root folder" is not being "replaced"; this looks like a session ID plus relative path /within/ the working copy. > I searched "subversion and uds" in the internet and found "uds_path" in some > hits. Generally it looked like a session id to me in the first place. > What is this UDS<some number>? > What is a uds_path? > What stands "uds" for? It has nothing whatsoever to do with Subvesion. Your guess about what it means is as good as mine ... > I know I should ask the PushOk folks about what they are doing in their > MSSCCI-SVN provider. But communication is basically non-existent (no answers > for a looong time). [insert blurb here about not using proprietary tools] If you're not actually constrained to MSSCCI but can use VAPI instead, you could try using AnhkSVN. -- Brane -- Branko Čibej | Director of Subversion WANdisco // Non-Stop Data e. br...@wandisco.com
