From: Sahananda (J. W. <sah...@wi...> - 2011-12-05 05:45:24
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OK. I found a solution on the tortoise forum. I pass it on in case anyone else comes up against this. Use 'Clean up' on the SVN root directory to resolve locks. Jon On 5 December 2011 05:24, Sahananda (Jon) Wolfers <sah...@wi...>wrote: > Hi all, > > I was going to correct some typos in the docs, but I seem to have locked > myself out of the SVN forever. > > Commiting a docs\trunc\oodialog\overview.xml I got a message from > Subversion that my working copy was out of date (by sheer bad luck, Mark > was committing rev 7338 at the same time). > > I attempted an update, but it hung. > I cancelled it. > > Now when I try to do an update I get this message: > >> Error: Working copy 'D:\My Documents\oorexxSVN\oorexx' locked. >> Error: 'D:\My Documents\oorexxSVN\oorexx\docs\trunk' is already locked. >> Completed!: > > > When I try to unlock my working copy I get this message: > >> There's nothing to unlock. No file has a lock in this working copy > > > In a moment of madness, I deleted the copy of the file in my working copy, > thinking I would then be able to do an update > I have restarted my machine to no avail. > > I still get the above messages. > > Before I go off to the tortoise help forums, does anyone have any helpful > suggestions. > > thanks, > > Jon > > PS: to find the typos, search for 'WPARM', 'ojbect' and 'containng' > |