SVN commit using cruise control

Question

greetings all,

when trying to commit into tortoise svn using cruise control i am getting an exception

[SVN commit: warn] source control failure (GetModifications): Unable to execute file
[ c:\sand\doc\svn ]. The file may not exist or may not be executable.

where "c:\sand\doc" is my working directory. In this dir structure nowhere i have a dir named svn. The structure only contains ".svn" folder.

can any one help in resolving this exception...

regards. pratap

Answer 1

You need to add the folder containing svn.exe to your path on the CC server, or specify a full path to the exe where you attempt the commit.

Answer 2

It sounds like it's trying to find the svn executable in the c:\sand\ folder, so I'm guessing that you've mixed up your configuration somewhere?

Answer 3

You need to have the subversion (command line client) executable in your path (svn.exe) not the TortoiseSVN (windows GUI) executable (TortoiseSVN.exe).

CruiseControl.net uses the command line tool to run the check for modifications.

You can get the binaries here

Answer 4

Hi Pratap, Were you able to fix the issue? Thank you Rajeev