For research purposes, I copied a SVN repo to my Windows machine using svnsync so I can replay on my machine without loading the actual server.
I've been using PySVN in scripts to control the revision number I want the repo to be in and have been using it fine so far. Now I got a repo from a different project and svnsync got it fine. When I try to run the script in Ubuntu I get:
Expected FS format between '1' and '3'; found format '4'
From what I was able to learn from other questions on StackOverFlow and elsewhere, it seems that my ubuntu pysvn is out of date for a 1.6 subversion version and would only work for 1.5. Did I understand this correctly?
Because on the pysvn download page it says that "This release of pysvn has been tested against Subversion 1.5.6 and Subversion 1.6.5"
When I do sudo apt-get install python-svn it tells me that python-svn is already the newest version. So I'm assuming that PySVN doesn't support 1.6 Subversion repos.
But if I try running the exact same script on a Windows box, with only pysvn module on it (no svn installation), and the local repo files, it runs fine and I can checkout files!
So I'm confused. Why does PySVN run with FS format 4 repos on windows and not on Ubuntu?
Which version of ubuntu you have? 9.04? It does not have subversion 1.6 afair.
What versions do
dpkg -l subversion
dpkg -l python-svn
report?