Looks like it's missing the path to the SVN binary, and putting in what you placed below. I have had this creep up a few times, but it's sporadic, and I never even thought about it. the -m looks like the message flag for a svn commit.
Regards, eric
On Feb 7, 2007, at 7:54 AM, Jon Evans wrote:
Hi,
This keeps catching me out...
From the subversion status window, I click the commit button. From the commit window, I type in my commit message, then from the option menu/button I click "Choose None". Then in the list I check the file that I want to commit.
I get this message at the bottom of the status window:
svn: Commit failed (details follow): svn: '/Users/evansj/rails/project/CMPluginExamineContext-m' is not under version control
N.B. CMPluginExamineContext-m is not the name of the file I tried to commit, and does not even exist in my project.
If instead of using the menu button I *manually* untick all the files that the commit message doesn't apply to, it all works fine.
I am using the latest svn for the whole of /Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/
Thanks,
Jon
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