Linux – SVN info shows old Revision # as the Current Revision

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I have an SVN repo. When I recently committed a change, the reflected current revision # is 620:

Transmitting file data ...
Committed revision 620.

However, if I then runsvn info I get the following:

Path: .
URL: http://www.site.com.testing/repos/site.com/trunk
Repository Root: http://svn.server/repos/site.com
Repository UUID: a9c3a166-39f6-4cfb-8622-fd24eb11034b
Revision: 584
Node Kind: directory
Schedule: normal
Last Changed Author: bob
Last Changed Rev: 584
Last Changed Date: 2012-03-26 18:32:55 -0400 (Mon, 26 Mar 2012)

So committing something tells me that the current SVN repo is 620 but svn info tells me that the current rev is 584. Also svn log shows 584 as the current (most recent) rev as well.

If I look at the SVN Log via TortoiseSVN in Windows it correctly shows revision 620 as the current revision.

Am I missing something regarding how svn info and svn log work?

Best Answer

Likely the svninfo command is showing you the revision of the current working directory, whereas when you commit a changed file or files, then the output of that commit shows the new revision of those files. 584 will be the last changed/updated revision of the folder.

Try running an svn update on the folder and the re-running svn info. It should bring the rest of the folder up to 620

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