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Stack Overflow is a community of 6.2 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up How do I fix a repository with one broken svn: e160006: no such reported revision found in the repository. revision? up vote 34 down vote favorite 6 My home server had a hard drive failure. Once I realized the disk was going, I logged in and did a straight copy of my repository, which contains multiple projects. However, since the disk was failing, one of the revisions is broken: $ svnadmin verify master/ [...] * Verified revision 820. * Verified revision 821. * Verified revision 822. svnadmin: corrupt representation svn No such revision 823 The master/db/revs/ and master/db/revprops/ directories do, indeed, not contain any files called 823, so this revision is missing (broken). There are subsequent revisions (that I really want to keep!) in the master/ repository going up to revision #947. Today I fetched my most recent off-site backup (!), which happily includes this revision. I would like to "heal" the broken repository in master/ by fixing the missing revision, since it is more recent than the backup. I made sure to load the dump file into a newly created repository with the same version as the copied one in master/, so it's all the old "linear" format 3. I tried the obvious, to just copy the file 823 from the backup's db/revs/ and db/revprops/ directories: $ cp repos/db/revs/0/823 master/db/revs/ $ cp repos/db/revprops/0/823 master/db/revprops/ The directory repos/ contains a repository that has been loaded from the backup dump. Now I get: $ svnadmin verify master/ [...] * Verified revision 821. * Verified revision 822. svnadmin: /build/buildd/subversion-1.6.12dfsg/subversion/libsvn_delta/compose_delta.c:165: search_offset_index: Assertion `offset < ndx->offs[ndx->length]' failed. Aborted Which is not very encouraging. I've tried various other svnadmin commands, but none have made the verifier happy. My next idea was to back out the copying
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Svn: E160006: Commit Failed (details Follow)
Horton wrote: > If I try to commit a change, I get a response like: > corrupt node revision svn > Sending sip/sip.info > svn: Commit failed (details follow): > svn: File not found: transaction '4-1', path '/sip/sip.info' > > If I dig a
E160004: Malformed Representation Header
bit deeper, I see: > > % svn log > svn: No such revision 5 > > I didn't think about svn during the OS upgrade, and I didn't get a > backup of the svn repository, but I http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5543285/how-do-i-fix-a-repository-with-one-broken-revision did get a backup of my working > copy. I later restored the latest svn backup I had, so I think the > source of my problem is that the working copy is "newer" than my > current repository. What is the best way to get svn working again, > while keeping the various newer files that are in my working copy, > while keeping the older versions that are in the repository? I'd fix it this way: 1) https://svn.haxx.se/users/archive-2005-08/0347.shtml Create an export of your "old" working copy (which has all the data in it that you want). 2) Create a new working copy from the repository. 3) Create an export of your "new" working copy (which is missing the newest revisions). 4) Create a diff (not an svn diff; just a normal diff) between the "new" export and the "old" export. (I suggest diffing exports, because if you diff working copies, you'll diff the .svn directories too which you need to avoid.) 5) Apply this diff to the "new" working copy. 6) Commit. 7) Throw away the exports and the "old" working copy. I just recreated the problem here and the solution seems to work: $ cd /path/to/wc-of-lost-repo $ svn log svn: No such revision 3 $ svn co file:///path/to/restored-repo /path/to/new-wc A /path/to/new-wc/foo Checked out revision 2. $ svn export /path/to/wc-of-lost-repo /path/to/export-of-lost-repo Export complete. $ svn export /path/to/new-wc /path/to/new-export Export complete. $ cd /path/to/new-wc $ diff -ru /path/to/new-export /path/to/export-of-lost-repo | patch patching file foo $ svn ci -m "Restoring work lost in the OS upgrade fiasco." Sending foo Transmitting file data . Committed revision 3. $ In my example I only lost 1 revision, so my revisions match up in the end; if you lost more than one, then your "new" working copy will still be several revision numbers short of where you were with the old repository. Either way, you should not use an
Support Site documentation and support for SourceForge.net Brought to you by: brondsem, kentontaylor, rnicksic, si1ver2, wdavison Summary Files Reviews Support Documentation Tickets ▾ Site Support Feature Requests BlockThis https://sourceforge.net/p/forge/site-support/9280/ Tickets Project Development Help Wanted Create Ticket View Stats Searches Closed Tickets Engr My Tickets Open Tickets Pending Tickets SiteOps Unread Tickets Help Formatting Help #9280 Subversion Commit Fails - 'No such Revision ...' Status: fixed Owner: nobody Labels: None Page/URL: Project: trak Updated: 2014-12-24 Created: 2014-12-24 Creator: Nic Plum Private: No Also affects projects: trakviewpoints and trakmetamodel as well as no such trak. Getting the following typical error from subversion on attempting (and failing) to commit: 'Commit failed (details follow): No such revision 52' Looks like some sort of loss of sync between the remote and local repositories. How can I get a working commit again? Thanks (and Merry Christmas!) Nic Related Site Support: #9478 Discussion John Barrett - 2014-12-24 status: unread no such revision --> fixed If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link: Nic Plum - 2014-12-24 I'm still getting the same error on the trak project - nothing appears to have changed. If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link: Nic Plum - 2014-12-24 And on trakviewpoints it's now asking me to update. On updating it gives me a variation of the same error - No such reported revision '52' found in the repository. If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link: John Barrett - 2014-12-24 Greetings We had a issue with some hardware configureation that caused some instablibty. It has seen been corrected. Sorry for the trouble this has caused you. Thanks SourceForge Support If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link: SourceForge About Site Status @sfnet_ops Powered by Apache Allura™ Fi