Details
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Bug
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Status: Open
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Major
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Resolution: Unresolved
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trunk
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Description
In a Master/Slave write-thru-proxy setup, if the slave is behind the master by one or more revisions, certain write operations fail. Example: Master is at r100 and slave is at r99. c100 was a commit that modified ^/branches/branch1/somefile The following commands will fail: 1. svn cp ^/trunk ^/branches/branch2 (from WC of slave) 2. svn cp SLAVE_URL/trunk SLAVE_URL/branches/branch2 (same as 1?) 3. svn mkdir ^/branches/dir (from WC of slave) 4. svn mkdir SLAVE_URL/branches/dir (same as 3?) I have submitted a test-case to the dev@ list that showcases the "svn cp" failure. N.B: This failure occurs for both neon and serf using HTTPV1. Only Neon fails over HTTPV2, serf passes.
Original issue reported by arwin