“file not found” error while commiting












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I have a working copy, checked out from SVN repository.



When i'm trying to commit, i get following error:



svn: File not found: revision 57, path '/trunk/path/to/my/file/logo-mini.jpg'


I've found this file in the repo and noticed, that it has only one revision - 58.



I don't understand, why SVN complains about this file, when it is presented and why it points to revision 57 instead of 58 ?



I've also renamed the grand-grand-grand-parent folder of this file. Possible, this is an issue ...



Update



Detailed error description, that i've got from Cornerstone app (Mac OS X):



Description : Could not find the specified file.
Suggestion : Check that the path you have specified is correct.

Technical Information
=====================

Error : V4FileNotFoundError
Exception : ZSVNNoSuchEntryException

Causal Information
==================

Description : Commit failed (details follow):
Status : 160013
File : subversion/libsvn_client/commit.c, 867

Description : File not found: revision 57, path '/trunk/assets/themes/base/article-content/images/logo-mini.jpg'
Status : 160013
File : subversion/libsvn_fs_fs/tree.c, 663


So, i've renamed "/trunk/assets/themes directory" to "/trunk/assets/skins", while improving project structure.



I've tried following:




  • updating /trunk/assets/themes directory

  • cleaning

  • deleting from filesytem and checking out again

  • reverting entire /trunk/assets/themes directory to the HEAD revision. Even this does't helps. Still getting the same error.


I've got no results.










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  • What does your log say? svn log path/to/your/logo-mini.jpg?
    – Lekensteyn
    Mar 6 '11 at 20:31










  • I cannot see a log for this file in my working copy, because it's grand-grand-grand-parent folder was renamed. AFAIK, it was sheduled for deletion and all files was deleted, leaving empty folders.
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 20:39










  • Figured out, what you mean. It says: r58 | AntonAL | 2011-01-23 16:00:56 +0300 (вс, 23 янв 2011) | 140 lines. Anyway, this is rev 58
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 20:56












  • see update in my question
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 21:06










  • When i'm doing svn log --verbose, i see, that this file was added in revision 58 (r58)
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 21:21
















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I have a working copy, checked out from SVN repository.



When i'm trying to commit, i get following error:



svn: File not found: revision 57, path '/trunk/path/to/my/file/logo-mini.jpg'


I've found this file in the repo and noticed, that it has only one revision - 58.



I don't understand, why SVN complains about this file, when it is presented and why it points to revision 57 instead of 58 ?



I've also renamed the grand-grand-grand-parent folder of this file. Possible, this is an issue ...



Update



Detailed error description, that i've got from Cornerstone app (Mac OS X):



Description : Could not find the specified file.
Suggestion : Check that the path you have specified is correct.

Technical Information
=====================

Error : V4FileNotFoundError
Exception : ZSVNNoSuchEntryException

Causal Information
==================

Description : Commit failed (details follow):
Status : 160013
File : subversion/libsvn_client/commit.c, 867

Description : File not found: revision 57, path '/trunk/assets/themes/base/article-content/images/logo-mini.jpg'
Status : 160013
File : subversion/libsvn_fs_fs/tree.c, 663


So, i've renamed "/trunk/assets/themes directory" to "/trunk/assets/skins", while improving project structure.



I've tried following:




  • updating /trunk/assets/themes directory

  • cleaning

  • deleting from filesytem and checking out again

  • reverting entire /trunk/assets/themes directory to the HEAD revision. Even this does't helps. Still getting the same error.


I've got no results.










share|improve this question
























  • What does your log say? svn log path/to/your/logo-mini.jpg?
    – Lekensteyn
    Mar 6 '11 at 20:31










  • I cannot see a log for this file in my working copy, because it's grand-grand-grand-parent folder was renamed. AFAIK, it was sheduled for deletion and all files was deleted, leaving empty folders.
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 20:39










  • Figured out, what you mean. It says: r58 | AntonAL | 2011-01-23 16:00:56 +0300 (вс, 23 янв 2011) | 140 lines. Anyway, this is rev 58
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 20:56












  • see update in my question
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 21:06










  • When i'm doing svn log --verbose, i see, that this file was added in revision 58 (r58)
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 21:21














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I have a working copy, checked out from SVN repository.



When i'm trying to commit, i get following error:



svn: File not found: revision 57, path '/trunk/path/to/my/file/logo-mini.jpg'


I've found this file in the repo and noticed, that it has only one revision - 58.



I don't understand, why SVN complains about this file, when it is presented and why it points to revision 57 instead of 58 ?



I've also renamed the grand-grand-grand-parent folder of this file. Possible, this is an issue ...



Update



Detailed error description, that i've got from Cornerstone app (Mac OS X):



Description : Could not find the specified file.
Suggestion : Check that the path you have specified is correct.

Technical Information
=====================

Error : V4FileNotFoundError
Exception : ZSVNNoSuchEntryException

Causal Information
==================

Description : Commit failed (details follow):
Status : 160013
File : subversion/libsvn_client/commit.c, 867

Description : File not found: revision 57, path '/trunk/assets/themes/base/article-content/images/logo-mini.jpg'
Status : 160013
File : subversion/libsvn_fs_fs/tree.c, 663


So, i've renamed "/trunk/assets/themes directory" to "/trunk/assets/skins", while improving project structure.



I've tried following:




  • updating /trunk/assets/themes directory

  • cleaning

  • deleting from filesytem and checking out again

  • reverting entire /trunk/assets/themes directory to the HEAD revision. Even this does't helps. Still getting the same error.


I've got no results.










share|improve this question















I have a working copy, checked out from SVN repository.



When i'm trying to commit, i get following error:



svn: File not found: revision 57, path '/trunk/path/to/my/file/logo-mini.jpg'


I've found this file in the repo and noticed, that it has only one revision - 58.



I don't understand, why SVN complains about this file, when it is presented and why it points to revision 57 instead of 58 ?



I've also renamed the grand-grand-grand-parent folder of this file. Possible, this is an issue ...



Update



Detailed error description, that i've got from Cornerstone app (Mac OS X):



Description : Could not find the specified file.
Suggestion : Check that the path you have specified is correct.

Technical Information
=====================

Error : V4FileNotFoundError
Exception : ZSVNNoSuchEntryException

Causal Information
==================

Description : Commit failed (details follow):
Status : 160013
File : subversion/libsvn_client/commit.c, 867

Description : File not found: revision 57, path '/trunk/assets/themes/base/article-content/images/logo-mini.jpg'
Status : 160013
File : subversion/libsvn_fs_fs/tree.c, 663


So, i've renamed "/trunk/assets/themes directory" to "/trunk/assets/skins", while improving project structure.



I've tried following:




  • updating /trunk/assets/themes directory

  • cleaning

  • deleting from filesytem and checking out again

  • reverting entire /trunk/assets/themes directory to the HEAD revision. Even this does't helps. Still getting the same error.


I've got no results.







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  • What does your log say? svn log path/to/your/logo-mini.jpg?
    – Lekensteyn
    Mar 6 '11 at 20:31










  • I cannot see a log for this file in my working copy, because it's grand-grand-grand-parent folder was renamed. AFAIK, it was sheduled for deletion and all files was deleted, leaving empty folders.
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 20:39










  • Figured out, what you mean. It says: r58 | AntonAL | 2011-01-23 16:00:56 +0300 (вс, 23 янв 2011) | 140 lines. Anyway, this is rev 58
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 20:56












  • see update in my question
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 21:06










  • When i'm doing svn log --verbose, i see, that this file was added in revision 58 (r58)
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 21:21


















  • What does your log say? svn log path/to/your/logo-mini.jpg?
    – Lekensteyn
    Mar 6 '11 at 20:31










  • I cannot see a log for this file in my working copy, because it's grand-grand-grand-parent folder was renamed. AFAIK, it was sheduled for deletion and all files was deleted, leaving empty folders.
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 20:39










  • Figured out, what you mean. It says: r58 | AntonAL | 2011-01-23 16:00:56 +0300 (вс, 23 янв 2011) | 140 lines. Anyway, this is rev 58
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 20:56












  • see update in my question
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 21:06










  • When i'm doing svn log --verbose, i see, that this file was added in revision 58 (r58)
    – AntonAL
    Mar 6 '11 at 21:21
















What does your log say? svn log path/to/your/logo-mini.jpg?
– Lekensteyn
Mar 6 '11 at 20:31




What does your log say? svn log path/to/your/logo-mini.jpg?
– Lekensteyn
Mar 6 '11 at 20:31












I cannot see a log for this file in my working copy, because it's grand-grand-grand-parent folder was renamed. AFAIK, it was sheduled for deletion and all files was deleted, leaving empty folders.
– AntonAL
Mar 6 '11 at 20:39




I cannot see a log for this file in my working copy, because it's grand-grand-grand-parent folder was renamed. AFAIK, it was sheduled for deletion and all files was deleted, leaving empty folders.
– AntonAL
Mar 6 '11 at 20:39












Figured out, what you mean. It says: r58 | AntonAL | 2011-01-23 16:00:56 +0300 (вс, 23 янв 2011) | 140 lines. Anyway, this is rev 58
– AntonAL
Mar 6 '11 at 20:56






Figured out, what you mean. It says: r58 | AntonAL | 2011-01-23 16:00:56 +0300 (вс, 23 янв 2011) | 140 lines. Anyway, this is rev 58
– AntonAL
Mar 6 '11 at 20:56














see update in my question
– AntonAL
Mar 6 '11 at 21:06




see update in my question
– AntonAL
Mar 6 '11 at 21:06












When i'm doing svn log --verbose, i see, that this file was added in revision 58 (r58)
– AntonAL
Mar 6 '11 at 21:21




When i'm doing svn log --verbose, i see, that this file was added in revision 58 (r58)
– AntonAL
Mar 6 '11 at 21:21










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Cornerstone requires that you manually set working copy version in Cornerstone that matches version of Subversion on server. You can change it by selecting Working Copy -> Upgrade Working Copy...



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      I've just figure out the dates in this post, but I'm gonna commit the answer anyway just in case someone is still searching for an answer






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        Cornerstone requires that you manually set working copy version in Cornerstone that matches version of Subversion on server. You can change it by selecting Working Copy -> Upgrade Working Copy...



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