I apologize in advance for asking a question that is due to my being severely idiotic.. :)
Recently, I migrated my website hosting from one service to the other, including my databases and SVN repositories (I am not on a team, I am a self-employed contractor and I use SVN to do a backup of all the code I write).
Well, I messed up. And now I'm stuck. Brace yourself, this is pretty dumb.
- I backed up my SVN repos with this SSH command
svnadmin dump path-to-repo | gzip > dumpfile.gz
- I did the domain migration
- Re-loaded my SVN repos with this SSH command
gunzip -c home_dir/dumpfile.gz | svnadmin load svn/repository_id
- I did a "test commit" for each repo. Repo 1 wasn't working (some weird error), Repo 3 was.
- I uninstalled/deleted all my repos and reinstalled them
Repo 1 still wasn't working, so I went to bed. Today, it works... So something probably just needed to flush in the system. HOWEVER...
Now, my local version of Repo 3 is "newer" than the online version, because I committed, deleted the online repo, and reinstalled it. Now the local version has a higher number than the online version, and Netbeans gives me this error:
org.apache.subversion.javahl.ClientException: E160006: Commit failed (details follow):
E160006: No such revision 26
E175002: CHECKOUT of '/Proj3/!svn/ver/26/Proj3_test/src/mainpackage/Main.java': 500 Internal Server Error (http://www.mysite.com)
Anyone know what to do?