Short version that worked for me: Delete the local copy if contains no new changes.
Longer version: I saw the svn error and a quick search on the Internet landed me on this page. Paul Bissex certainly encountered a bigger problem than I did. Thanks to him for the tip.
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Thanks for the help.
I just wanted to add that I was using SVN ver 1.114 and I was doing the in place import described in the SVN faq, and got this error. What it was is that when I was reverting the dirs that I did not want included in the repo (images ect…) I forgot to add the -R option to make the command recursive.
So what I did was
$svn add --force images
svn revert -R images
and it worked fine. the moral is to remember to use that Recursive option.
JOsh
Hi Josh,
Thanks for sharing your note.
Yes really its Great Work for me as well 🙂
nice post man