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Subversion command line commit does nothing

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When I run:

svn commit -m "some message" myFile.txt

in the DOS shell, it gives me an empty line as the result. There's no error message, etc. And the file is not committed.

What could be causing this?

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Stephane Grenier Avatar asked Nov 25 '09 17:11

Stephane Grenier


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2 Answers

Did you svn add myFile.txt first?

You can only commit changes to files that are added to svn.

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Brian R. Bondy Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 04:09

Brian R. Bondy


most likely there are no changes. Try svn status

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johannes Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 04:09

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