On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 6:53 PM, Eric Wong <normalperson@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Jason Baker <jbaker@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Hey Eric, > > > > I'm emailing you because you're listed on the git-svn manpage. I'm trying > > to import an svn repository using git svn, and I'm running into a bit of a > > problem: > > > > r57269 = f5bbaec2f7e8d866d794b421f68706baf81b16ec > > (jiva_model_0.6-Jiva-4.5.0) > > M src/jiva_model/schema/episode.py > > M src/jiva_model/schema/group.py > > Checksum mismatch: src/jiva_model/schema/member.py > > expected: d6f1b614f3ec9c757ab21ebdfd01e011 > > got: a90dbcbdb3082deadecca9d1d00879bd > > > > I'm running git version 1.6.3.3 and git-svn version 1.6.3.3-2 on Ubuntu > > Karmic. > > > > I'm able to check out these files at this revision normally through svn. > > Does this mean that there's a problem somewhere in git svn? Or do I need to > > do something more complex to reproduce it outside of git svn? It is > > entirely possible that something's wrong with our svn repository. > > Hi Jason, > > It could be a problem with either the repo or git svn. Is the repo > public by any chance? If it's a smallish repo I'd be glad to try > reproducing it on my end. Nope, it's a private repo and it's rather largeish. > > The checksum SVN relies on is just an MD5, so it should be easy to > test arbitrary revisions of it (svn cat -r$rev $URL@$rev | md5sum) > and see if there's an error for that repository. This gives me something different from either value. :-/ $ svn cat -r57269 $URL/jiva_model_0.6-Jiva-4.5.0/src/jiva_model/schema/member.py@57269 | md5sum b5a6b9473d602027b1fe9b5b9d993cc0 - (URL being the path to the root of the repo of course) > > You could also try updating between two revisions: > > svn co -r57269 $URL FOO # (57269 was the last successful one) > > cd FOO > svn up -r$NEXT_REV # see if this errors out This works: $ svn co $URL/branches/jiva_model_0.6-Jiva-4.5.0/src/jiva_model/schema/ -r 57269 Checked out revision 57269. $ cd schema $ svn up -r 57270 At revision 57270. So does this mean there's a problem on my side somewhere? > > > Also, is there a mailing list I should send questions like this to? > > The normal git mailing list, git@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, but feel free to Cc me > to increase my chances of seeing it. Added that list to this email. Thanks! -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html