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fix for "svn pristine text not present" error in a working copy
#!/bin/bash
# for an "svn pristine text not present" error like this:
# svn: E155010: Pristine text 'd6612ee6af5d9fb4459cbe7e2e8e18f7fb4201f8' not present
# you can delete the file and retrieve it with svn up
# (if you have local modifications, make up your own plan)
# -
# Run this script from the root of the working copy.
# It retrieves the file that's causing the error from wc.db
# usage example : ./svn-pristine-find.sh d6612ee6af5d9fb4459cbe7e2e8e18f7fb4201f8
SHA1="$1"
set -e
FILE=$(sqlite3 .svn/wc.db 'select local_relpath from nodes where checksum="$sha1$'$SHA1'"')
echo "File causing trouble is: $FILE";
@panbotoy
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It helps! Thanks!

@tonyvu2014
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It worked. Thanks.

@remi-bruguier
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Working indeed, Thanks !

@gklimm
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gklimm commented May 1, 2015

Good Job! Thanks!

@sidthesloth92
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Thanks, it worked.. :)

@butaca
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butaca commented Jul 17, 2015

Thanks! 😄

@GibStorm
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GibStorm commented Feb 2, 2016

The script gives me the problematic file just fine, but doing the svn update after deleting the file simply repeats the error message. What to do?

@OnurVar
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OnurVar commented Mar 3, 2016

It helps. Thanks!

@pmahend1
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Not working for me.

@zhuweiyou
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Thanks

@sizemax
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sizemax commented Jan 1, 2020

Thanks, it worked... :D

@egalot
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egalot commented Feb 13, 2020

Same problem as GibStorm. Upon restoring the problematic file the problem returns.

@tinyzoo
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tinyzoo commented Aug 7, 2020

I am also having the same problem. I run the script, but when I try to run Cleanup, I get the same error.

@daniel-schmidt
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I also had the same problem as GibStorm. What actually worked for me, is desribed here: https://www.tutorialfor.com/questions-102014.htm

So after you found the offending file you can update it to revision 0 by doing svn up -r0 File.txt and afterwards perform a normal svn up.

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