Folks:
I've got a project called "mlt" under /home/paulf/src/mlt, and under the
management of subversion. I've made a bunch of changes, and want to
commit all the changes. I get an error I've gotten often before, and
never figured out why. In /home/paulf/src/mlt, I issued this command:
svn ci
or
svn ci mlt
The commit failed, with messages including the following:
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: File not found: transaction 'e', path '/mlt/CHANGES'
It's that "file not found" part. The file's there, and the repository is
found by svn, near as I can tell. I don't understand the problem, nor
can I find an answer when I google for "svn: File not found". Any ideas?
Paul
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