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ok, i updated our website/web application with 1 file yesterday, and it popped up and error. It didnt really give me any specifics as to what the error was, but when i tried updating again. I got this: error

I cant update, i can't commit...The other programmer, is on the same account, and his works fine, on a different computer. Anyone know of how to fix this?

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    Have you tried doing an SVN cleanup on your working copy? Commented May 30, 2012 at 13:44
  • "popped up an error" is pretty much meaningless. When you're dealing with your version control system, any error message is important enough to read and, if you're not sure, write down. Commented May 30, 2012 at 13:58

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Run the Clean up command from context menu:

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You can also try deleting and then updating whole working directory

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ok..like where it says mars..i have several folders..i can upload to others just fine...it's just mars, so delete whole folder then update the parent directory(websites), which would hopefully restore it? i know it wont let me update anything in mars or mars itself, thats why i ask....also ..what exactly does clean up do?
@EddyWhitaker: You should only delete the directory in which you have problem. Also clean up commands works in case of locks, did you try that ?
svn help cleanup will explain what it does. svn help <anycommand> will give you useful information.
i havent but i will right now..i also made a back up of the directory

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