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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Blocker
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None
We tag production releases with svn. In Hudson we do have a project for each project, that is configured on a svn repository location which is updated to the most current production branch by using svn externals (svn propedit svn:externals .).
I made a tag that ended with the current date (...20100330), but when I updated the external definition I set that one to
....20100329, a tag that does not exist at all. When you update svn on that tag, svn fails - but hudson did not report any failing update, instead it
rebuild the entire project, using the files it had checked out the last time. This resulted in a bug fix release without any real fixes on the client site.
- is duplicated by
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JENKINS-6415 invalid svn:externals warnings are swallowed silently and ignored during checkout
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- In Progress
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Could you attach a zipped down example Subversion-repository that has this problem? This would make it much easier to fix it and we would be sure that we didn't misunderstand the problem.