Dear friends, please be attentive on your svn commit actions.
Be sure that your commit will go to the right sandbox repository.
We had a problem with it lately, so I have to afford some recommendations.
- If you're unsure which repository will be used for your commit, you can use svn info command line. In TortoisSVN you can pretend to relocate to know the exact repo url of your working copy, then press cancel.
- Use svn status or svn -u status command line before your commits. It alows you to see the files you have changed before they are commited. In TortoiseSVN you can use "Check for modification" menu item for that purpose. If you see somthing wrong or suspitious in these commands output, use #1 recommendation. To see verbose textual changes you can use svn diff command line for whole working copy, or diff TortoiseSVN context item for each separate suspitious file.
If you see that your working copy is not your sandbox, please relocate it to yours, or make a clean chekout, then repeat/merge the significant changes you have made.
Best,
Alexey 0 Moudrick
Thanks,
Alexey 0 Moudrick