jmut wrote:My best suggest is you just try the most simple example. forget all tools, console is more than enough. Open the svn book and go by it.
Also just shoot step by step what you do to receive this error - from checkout to error....all commands.
Yes, I tried that. But I keep forgetting the commands and typing them in is such a hassle. Just like with a FTP program I'd like to just click-upload, click-refresh, etc
Versionsapp, the new program I'm trying out, does work like that. You have a nice window panel with an overview of the project files, the ones that have been changed are marked. And committing or updating one or all of the files in the project is a matter of clicking one button.
Chris Corbyn wrote:Some subversion GUI clients are non-standard and will break your working copy if you want to interchange between command line and GUI by the way
Maybe that is what happened. The thing is, when you check out successfully, you'd expect committing to work as well. Apparently not.