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I have an svn repository which I was working with for several years. One day I ran svn update command on one of my working copies and that is what I've got:

shell> svn update
Updating '.':
svn: E160013: Working copy path 'somedir/somefile' does not exist in repository

That is what going on in the working directory:

shell> svn status
!       .
!       somedir

I tried svn revert -R ., it yelds a long list of files which already exist and have not been changed, not from somedir, but the issue remains.

There were no merges or anything fancy before I started to get this. Just simple regular work, commits to trunk.

What is this and how do I fix that?

1234ru
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Looks like it was an issue of a particular working copy (probably some files in .svn directory were corrupted, I didn't check).

I just created another working copy and the problem was gone.

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