Errors when browsing old revisions with files/dirs which are deleted in HEAD

[MScharrer]

When browsing an old revision which files/dirs not present in the HEAD (deleted, moved) the following error message appears in the log window when you double-click on such an file to open it: "URL '<URL>' non-existent in revision '<HEADREV>'"

I replaced the displayed URL with <URL>, the displayed revision is the HEAD rev.

If you like to 'blame' such an file you get an pop-up message: SVN ERROR - kdesvn

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'<URL>' is not a file

Similar when you do 'Full log': SVN ERROR - kdesvn

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File not found: revision 35, path '<URL>'

(Rev 35 is my HEAD, <URL> and <REV> are standing here for displayed values, the browsed rev is rev 2)

That is also happening when using the svn command line client: $ svn info -r2 <URL> svn: File not found: revision 35, path '<PATH>'

but when telling svn that you look at the _repository_ in rev2: $ svn info <URL>@2 than it works!

kdesvn has to tell explicitly the wanted repository revision when accessing the repository (At the command line you would do this with the '@REV' tail on the URL). This is not an issue when browsing the HEAD rev.

I also saw some WEB frontends which has the same problems. This should be changed upstream in svn itself.

[alwin]

yes, this is fixed in next release (I had fixed it some days before), tnx for your report.