I have an automated SVN job which fails when it's run via CA Workload, but when I run it myself it always goes through. Can anyone tell me why this might be?
The job does the following things: 1) svn update 2) Do some "git" commands to download a repository from another location (downloading from Bitbucket). 3) svn add --force . 4) svn status, which looks for something that was deleted from git and deletes it for svn 5) svn commit. The svn add command seems to fail whenever it runs via CA Workload by running into "too many levels of symbolic links" error: >>>>DOING: svn add A (bin) force-app/main/default/customMetadata/DL_IntegrationMapping.ethnicity.md-meta.xml svn: E000040: Can't read directory '/#####/svn/#####/####/######/main/default/objects/#####/validationRules': Too many levels of symbolic links Whenever I run this manually, whether I call the shell script or run the commands one at a time, I don't get this error.
