SVN - Checksum mismatch while updating

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When I try to update some files from Subversion  I get the error   org tigris subversion javahl ClientException   Checksum mismatch while updating  D  WWW Project   svn text-base import php svn-base   expected   3f9fd4dd7d1a0304d8020f73300a3e07   actual   cd669dce5300d7035eccb543461a961e    Why do I get this  How can I fix it

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I found very nice solution  that SOLVED my problem  The trick is to edit the svn DB  wc db    The solution is described on this page   http   www exchangeconcept com 2015 01 svn-e155037-previous-operation-has-not-finished-run-cleanup-if-it-was-interrupted   If link is down  just look and follow this instructions    I used sqlite tool from http   sqlitebrowser org

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I found an easier way to fix this issue  You cannot do this directly from eclipse   Steps    Navigate to the workspace folder structure in windows rename the folder  refresh in eclipse Now the folder and files will be removed from project in eclipse and will appear under new renamed folder Now try  Synchronise with Respository  option    This will restore text base folder in  svnfolder   Checksum mismatch while updating error will not appear further

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had a similiar issue on a server but the SVN directory was very large   didn t want to delete and resync so I just made a copy of the files locally and then deleted them   When update succeeded and added files back in

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try to delete the file and remove the file reference from file entries under the  svn directory

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I had a similar error and fixed as follows    My  fix  is based on an assumption which may or may not be correct as I don t know that much about how subversion works internally  but it definitely worked for me   I am assuming that  svn text-base import php svn-base is expected to match the latest commit   When I checked the file I was having the error on   the base file did NOT match the latest commit in the repository   I copied the text from the latest commit and saved that in the  svn folder  replacing the incorrect file  made a backup copy in case my assumptions were wrong    file was marked read only  I cleared that flag  overwrote and set it back to read only   I was then able to commit successfully

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I had a simllar problem  Main provider was antivirus  FortiClient   antivirus   VPN CLient   When I disabled it - all update checkout was made correctly

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This happened to me using the Eclipse plug-in and synchronizing  The file causing the issue had no local changes  and in fact no remote changes since my last update   I chose  revert  for the file  with no other modifications to the files  and things returned to normal

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I m using Tortoise SVN  after tring all solution in this page and not working    I finally back up the problem file  and use Repo Browser delete the problem file in it  then update local folder so the file in local folder is deleted  Then copy back the backup file and Add  gt  Commit  then I can update successfully   The only disadvantage of this method is the history of this file will be removed

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1  update to reversion  check  only this item  under the directory 2 update again check  Fully recursive

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In case you are using SVN 1 7  there is a workaround described here    Just to recap    Go to the folder with the file causing problems Execute command svn update --set-depth empty  note  this will delete your files  so make a copy first   Execute command svn update --set-depth infinity

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To resolve this follow following steps    Open the entries file located in  svn directory where you are getting the error  Find the entry for the file giving error and replace the expected value with actual value in error  Now synchronize and try to update     If it still does not work  Try these  Its just a workaround though    Delete the file from your system  Delete the entry of the file from entries file   Starting from the name of the file till the special characters   Now Synchronize and update the file     This will get latest version of file from repository and all conflicts will be resolved

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If you have a colleague working with you   1  ask him to rename the file causing problems and commit  2  you update  now you see the file with invalid checksum with different name   3  rename it back to its original name  4  commit  and ask you colleague to update to get back the file name in its initial state   This solved the problem for me

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I had a the same error but for one file   In IntelliJ IDEA I was able to make a copy of the file  then go into the project and delete the file in question  then commit successfully   Then  I made a new file with the same name and copy the contents back into it   I guess you would lose the revision history but it does work

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The easiest way to fix it  if you don t have many changes  is to copy your changes to another directory  delete the directory where your project is checked out  and checkout the project again   Then copy your changes back in  don t copy any  svn folders  and commit  and continue

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My solution was    Execute svn cleanup from file system Switch to another branch Solve conflicts Switch to the  problematic  branch Execute cleanup from Spring Tool Suite Execute Project Update

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