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Since the beginning of the week I am dealing with a strange error. I have an application using svnkit 1.8 which failed to checkout a project from svn. The following error is raised :

svn: E155017: Cant install "a file" from pristine store, because no checksum is recorded for this file

After some debugging I find that this error is returned by the svn server. Note that this error appears since I upgrade svnkit to 1.8 from 1.7.

Here is my current configuration :

  • My application with svnkit 1.8
  • The svn server with svn 1.6
  • Cntlm on my pc to use a proxy
  • Ubuntu 14.04 with svn 1.8

If I check out the project in comand line it works.

And the last but not least when I start my app inside Intellij everything works fine!

I don't know what to do anymore. Thanks for any help.

Edit: I answer to myself.

It seems that my problem is related with the new ".svn behavior" introduced with svn 1.7. Activating svnkit log show me that it fails to find wc.db... So intead of checkout my file I use SVNRepository.getFile() to read it.

Ekans
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I managed to solve this problem very quickly.
We updated our SVN Server to 1.8 so I updated the older versions of svnkit-1.7.8.jar, svnkit-javahl16-1.7.8.jar and svnkit-cli-1.7.8 to version 1.8.6.

After compiling and testing, I ran into the same issue as mentioned above.

The problem was simple. I did not update any other svnkit dependencies such as the following three libraries:

jna-3.4.0.jar to jna-4.1.0.jar
sqljet-1.1.6.jar to sqljet-1.1.10
sequence-library-1.0.2.jar to sequence-library-1.0.2.jar.

After updating these libraries to the newer ones (I took them from the svnkit standalone version which I downloaded here) it works perfectly fine.
It seems like svnkit does not check any dependency versions so there is no error thrown when an outdated library is used.

David Wohlfahrt
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  • Good idea but for me svnkit dependencies are managed by ivy. So svnkit 1.8.5 has his dependencies correctly retrieved. I use svnkit 1.8.5 which needs jna 3.5.2 unlike svnkit which needs jna 4.1.0. Maybe my problem was linked to the jna version... – Ekans Sep 08 '14 at 06:51