I just tried the same thing in OS X, and it worked with no errors. I
suspect the pathnames being passed to svn need to be quoted somehow on
Win XP, but I don''t know where that would occur. Has anyone dealt
with this problem before?
On Feb 25, 1:16 pm, pfb <pbr...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:> I have not been able to google a solution to this error, and I
didn''t
> find anything about it in the group archives. Here is what happens:
>
> C:\path to\my project>ruby script\generate scaffold article
> title:string body:text --svn
> exists app/models/
> exists app/controllers/
> exists app/helpers/
> create app/views/articles
> svn: ''C:'' is not a working copy
> svn: Can''t open file ''C:\.svn\entries'': The
system cannot find the
> path specified.
>
> (and so on, for every file/dir created by the script)
>
> This is Rails 2.0.2 on Win XP. All I had done beforehand was check
> out the project from svn and move into its directory. I am new to
> svn, so probably I did something wrong, but it looks like the generate
> script is parsing the paths incorrectly.
>
> Thanks.
> Phil
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