Activity for christian norrig
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christian norrig posted a comment on ticket #5
Thank you Barry, appreciate it. I will keep an eye out for a new version when you release it. In the meantime I'll use your work-around. I have also updated the stackoverflow thread with your answer. Thank you for the help.
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Hi, thank you for the reply. Here is a full example you can run which shows the possible bug: Uncomment/comment the two "url =" lines to see the difference in exception handling import pysvn def connect_and_checkout(): client = pysvn.Client() client.callback_get_login = svnlogin client.callback_notify = notify try: client.checkout(svnurl(), './examples/pysvntest') print("done") except pysvn.ClientError as e: print("SVN Error occured: ", e) def svnlogin(realm="aaa", username="bbb", password="ccc"):...
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Hi, thank you for the reply. "ClientError" isn't raised if the input value is garbage, it is only raised if the input itself is semi valid. For an example "www.example.com/svn" raises ClientError, but "trashinput123" doesn't raise the exception, (see my output example above). You can try my code above, (change the return value of svnurl() to something that isn't a valid SVN url) I suppose I could do some sort input validation beforehand, but seems ineffective when all I really want is an exception...
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Hi, thank you for the reply. "ClientError" isn't raised if the input value is garbage, it is only raised if the input itself is semi valid. For an example "www.example.com/svn" raises ClientError, but "trashinput123" doesn't raise the exception, (see my output example above). You can try my code above, (change the return value of svnurl() to something that isn't a valid SVN url)
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Hi, thank you for the reply. "ClientError" isn't raised if the input value is garbage, it is only raised if the input itself is semi valid. For an example "www.example.com/svn" raises ClientError, but "trashinput123" doesn't raise the exception, (see my output example above).
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How do I correctly catch pySVN exceptions?
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