While checking out a trunk from svn with a bad server cert, svn warns about it, but then it does not print the message with the options to except or dicard. Instead it sits and waits for user input, AFTER which it will show the input options. subversion 1.6.9 does not have the error. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install subversion 1.6.11 2. Checkout from a server with bad cert 3. Wait for the warning message of subversion Actual Results: Subversion will print the information about the bad certificate and waits for user input. After Input it will show the input options for the prior input. Expected Results: Subversion should print the input options before waiting for input. This is a regressiojn to 1.6.9 where it is working as expected. A svn trunk with broken server cert could be found at: https://svn.tabos.org/repos/ffgtk/trunk
Does this problem occur with dev-vcs/subversion-1.6.12? Do you use Neon or Serf? Which version of Neon or Serf?
(In reply to comment #1) > Does this problem occur with dev-vcs/subversion-1.6.12? > Do you use Neon or Serf? Which version of Neon or Serf? > Yes, it still occures in subversion-1.6.12. I use neon-0.29.3, which is the latest stable version for amd64.
Please report your problem to upstream. users@subversion.apache.org
Sorry my mistake. Yesterday I had an inspiration and the truth is, that the problem is caused by colorsvn, not svn itself. I usually don't use svn on cli so I didn't realize - or forgot - that I had colorsvn installed on one system. So, you might close this one as invalid or move it to colorsvn.
Should be fixed in dev-vcs/colorsvn-0.3.2-r2. Thanks!
(In reply to comment #5) > Should be fixed in dev-vcs/colorsvn-0.3.2-r2. Thanks! > Works for me, thanks
