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[resolved] Talend Error while saving a Job in SVN - org.tigris.subversion.javahl

Environment -
1.No proxy
2.JDK1.7_80, Talend 5.6.2 product, SVN Version : Visual SVN standard Edition 3.0.1 (Apache base 1.8.11)
3.Tac set Permission to users
Issue: Studio commit item fail,with error 0683p000009MA5A.pngrg.tigris.subversion.javahl.ClientException: svn: E155015: Commit failed 
If anybody has encountered this issue, plaese share the resolution. Any help will be appreciated to resolve this
SVN_Error.pdf.pdf
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Anonymous
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Thanks Shong. I followed the following steps to resolve. Basically the connection to SVN is working, But for few jobs, I observed this issue. Now it is being resolved. The exact steps followed -
1. Identified the not posted jobs in SVN (shown as > in before the job ) and exported to local directory
2. Deleted all those jobs and cleared from recycle bin using TOS
3. Exit from TOS 
4. Deleted the workspace and restarted TOS
5. TOS started showing connection problem to SVN. Created connection to SVN and pointed to new workspace - "SVNWorkspace"
6. After a while, TOS started using the new workspace "SVNWorkspace"
7. Imported back all the jobs
8. Committed the jobs one by to SVN - this time no more error being shown

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Anonymous
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The error message shows it is failed to connect to SVN server, it is a connection issue now. Please follows the steps below to see if it works:

Export all items or only the items which you have modified to local machine and backup it. 
Restart studio to see if it is able to connect to remote project?
If step2 is OK, restart studio in a new workspace, it will checkout the project from SVN server to the new workspace, import the items from the backup file which you have done in step1 or do some modifications in a job and save it to commit. 
Let me know if it works.
Anonymous
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Thanks Shong. I followed the following steps to resolve. Basically the connection to SVN is working, But for few jobs, I observed this issue. Now it is being resolved. The exact steps followed -
1. Identified the not posted jobs in SVN (shown as > in before the job ) and exported to local directory
2. Deleted all those jobs and cleared from recycle bin using TOS
3. Exit from TOS 
4. Deleted the workspace and restarted TOS
5. TOS started showing connection problem to SVN. Created connection to SVN and pointed to new workspace - "SVNWorkspace"
6. After a while, TOS started using the new workspace "SVNWorkspace"
7. Imported back all the jobs
8. Committed the jobs one by to SVN - this time no more error being shown
Anonymous
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Great, thanks for your detailed feedback.
ra2d2
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Hi there,

with TortoiseSVN installed on your machine and knowing the SVN login & pw for your account you could  simply execute a cleanup on your local working copy in the Talend Studio Workspace folder and Update it afterwards or even delete the folder and get it back via Update.

Worked for me.

 

Best Regards

Roland