[ As an aside: this list prefers bottom-posting (i.e. putting your reply at the bottom) or inline replying, if possible. Also, plain-text is preferred, but I'll manage :-). See more below ... ] [ Understood... too many mailing lists.. ]
On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 3:36 AM, Scott Aron Bloom <sc...@towel42.com> wrote: > Here is some more info: > > First I show the results of the svnversion, showing the mixed revision. > Then I do a svn merge (with –allow-mixed-revisions) and get the > E195020 error Then I do an svn up Then another svnversion still > showing the mixed revision Then finally the merge showing the problem > still exists.. > > Scott > [SNIP] > > Fetching external item into 'Installation\FPGALibraries': > External at revision 29142. > > Fetching external item into 'UI\QtGraphVizLib\libcgraphviz': > External at revision 28492. > > At revision 29395. > > $ svnversion > 28594:29395S > > $ svn merge --allow-mixed-revisions ^/branches/vijay/vhdlBitWidthFix_1 . > svn: E195020: Cannot merge into mixed-revision working copy > [28594:29395]; try updating first Interesting! That definitely points to externals as the likely cause of the problem. I'll note that 28594 (the first rev reported by svnversion) is the one of the 'Prerequisites' external item. So I'd start by analyzing that one a bit more. Specifically: is that a file external? If so, can you share its external definition (the value in the svn:externals property that defines it) -- feel free to strip out confidential information such as hostname of your server etc. I'm mainly interested to see in what format it's specified, if it has a peg revision, ... With that info one might be able to reproduce it on a test repository, so we can take a closer look. ========================= I did notice that... (the version being the same for Prerequisites) Here is the line from the externals definition -r 28594 ^/externals/microsoft/Prerequisites Prerequisites It is a directory, that contains the VS 2013 and VS 2008 pre-req distribution executable installers for our install creation phase. Scott
