![]() ** (/home/skp/app/gnome-rdp/monodevelop/lib/mono/2.0/gmcs.exe:4434): WARNING **: The following assembly referenced from /home/skp/app/gnome-rdp/gnome-rdp-temp/gnome-rdp/gnome-rdp-dockyplugin/References/ could not be loaded: Assembly: notify-sharp (assemblyref_index=17) Version: 0.4.0.0 Public Key: 2df29c54e245917aThe assembly was not found in the Global Assembly Cache, a path listed in the MONO_PATH environment variable, or in the location of the executing assembly (/home/skp/app/gnome-rdp/gnome-rdp-temp/gnome-rdp/gnome-rdp-dockyplugin/References/). I found the library’s home page, but I didn’t see a release yet. #Could not set current working directory rapidsvn installįirst, I had to have the hg command installed: sudo apt-get install mercurial So, I had to download from the repository. Then, I used the command from the homepage to download the code: hg clone īut, that is a broken link. #Could not set current working directory rapidsvn download Well, I am running out of time for this one on my lunch break, so I will have to come back to it. I found a post suggesting to pull it from Gnome-Do. I probably already have it installed somewhere. ![]() The Gnome-RDP application has been very helpful to me in connecting to various remote machines. Meld previous/gnome-rdp-svn/branches/experimental gnome-rdp/branches/experimental/ĭiff -Naur gnome-rdp-compare/branches/experimental/ gnome-rdp/branches/experimental/ > change.patch Step 3: Compare and Copy my changes into what I checked out Here is how I have been making my patches to contribute: So, I have been trying to contribute a few changes here and there. I created a new bug in the launchpad bug tracker, and I attached the patch there. #Could not set current working directory rapidsvn Patch #Could not set current working directory rapidsvn download.#Could not set current working directory rapidsvn Patch.#Could not set current working directory rapidsvn update.#Could not set current working directory rapidsvn install.If you need to have working copies using different versions of subversion, the best solution is to use an absolute path to the svn executable. In all cases a downgrade is definitely not the way you want to go. Note that a downgrade from version 1.7 to version 1.6 or lower is not possible because the internal formats are not compatible. If you’re getting this error in Eclipse using subclipse, check that you have the write version of subclipse installed as shown at the end of this post. If you do need it, then you’ll need to access this working copy using the full path to the newer svn executable. If you do not need anymore, the best way to solve it is to uninstall this outdated svn version and make sure that the newer version is available in the path. It will probably show you that you are using an outdated version of svn. You get this error in a tool like Eclipse which ships with its own version of svn and the working copy was upgraded from the command line which uses a newer version of svn.įor the first problem, the solution is pretty simple: update your svn installation to a newer version.įor the second problem, execute the following to check which version of svn you are using: svn -version.You have multiple versions of svn installed and are just using the wrong one.You have reinstalled an old version of svn.This is usually caused by one of the following: This means that you have used a newer version to create the working copy or have upgraded the working copy with a newer version of svn. You need to get a newer Subversion client, or to downgrade this working copy. This client is too old to work with working copy ‘XXX’. ![]() Which indicates that the current client version is not able to work with a working copy made by an old svn version (in which case you need to perform an svn upgrade in the working copy), you can get the opposite error message saying: You need to upgrade the working copy first. The working copy at XXX is too old (format XXX) to work with client version XXX (rXXX)’ (expects format XX).
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