Line 334 in dev-utils/subversion/subversion-1.1.1-r3.ebuild currently reads: if [[ -f ${SVN_REPOS_LOC}/repos ]]; then It should read: if [[ -d ${SVN_REPOS_LOC}/repos ]]; then The code is intended to check if a subversion repository exists, and if so, issues a warning message and quits. Otherwise, it creates the repository. "${SVN_REPOS_LOC}/repos" is a directory, so -f is the wrong flag to use to check for it. This bug doesn't hurt anything, because svnadmin won't overwrite the repository anyway. Just a minor annoyance, and a very quick fix. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
It should actually be " -e " as the existence of either a file or a directory should cause it to refuse. Anyway, I've fixed it. Thanks.
