So, my subversion screwed up my remote repository, not allowing me to commit any local changes.
Unfortunately, it screwed up my local repository too with those .svn folders and directories so I had to do a hard way reset to make it work again.
This is how I did it:
First of all BACKUP BACKUP BACKUP!
I checked out my files at a new temporary directory:
cd tempmplampla
svn checkout http://myremoterepository/code
then delete everything in it:
svn remove *
then commit the changes:
svn commit
The remote repository is empty again. Nice!
I run the following command at my local repository to clean all the svn files:
cd /cleanedworkingcopy/
find . -name “.svn” -type d -exec rm -rf {} \;
Now you just have to copy the “cleaned” directory to the temporary directory you checkedout before:
cp -r /cleanedworkingcopy/* /tempmplampla/
and commit the new files once again:
svn add *
svn commit
That’s it!
