Who's who | The who's who of RabbitVCS |
Roadmap | The future of RabbitVCS |
Development blog | The development blog |
Mailing list | The mailing list for RabbitVCS |
IRC Channel | #rabbitvcs at chat.freenode.net |
Publicity | Anything publicity related to RabbitVCS |
Screenshots | Screenshots of RabbitVCS hard at work |
Download | Installation instructions |
Known issues | Known issues with the latest release |
Diagnosing problems | Some useful diagnostics when reporting issues |
FAQ | Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) |
Contributing | Tips for contributors |
Translating | A guide for contributing translations to the RabbitVCS project |
Coding style | Introduction to the style we use for our code. |
Architecture | Describes the architecture of RabbitVCS |
Development installation | Installing RabbitVCS from SVN |
Future | Brainstorming on future releases |
Packaging | Describes how RabbitVCS is packaged for several distributions |
Code sprints | Used to scribble down notes when doing sprints |
Discussion
When i try to open RabbitVCS repository browser not from a working copy I'm getting the following error,
'.' is not a working copy.
How can i ever check out my first repository.
Operating system: Ubuntu 9.10 - the Karmic Koala 32bit
ClientError: '.' is not a working copy
Any solution to this problem? I have the same issue on Ubuntu 10.04.
Best wishes,
Kim
I was able to fix the problem installing RapidSVN, make a checkout from my repository, and then RabbitVCS started working.
All I want to do is use the repo browser in many cases, but it's not possible due to this error.
When I go to my home directory (in Ubuntu 10.04 x64, using RabbitVCS version 0.13.3-1), and right-click → RabbitVCS → Repository Browser, as long as I populate the dropdown for “URL:” with an SVN repository (or type in http://my.subversion.server.name/path/to/repository and hit Enter), it works fine for me. If I put a ”.” in the “URL:” field, then I get the ”'.' is not a working copy” error message.