Monthly Archives: February 2012

The specified baseline is not the latest baseline, so it may not be checked out. Checkout of ‘/svn/yourrepo/!svn/bln/123456’: 409 Conflict (https://svnserver.com)

Posted on 2012/02/21 by wolf

Are you getting “The specified baseline is not the latest baseline, so it may not be checked out.  Checkout of ‘/svn/yourrepo/!svn/bln/123456’: 409 Conflict (https://svnserver.com)” when trying to commit to Subversion?  I’ve setup a Subversion write-through proxy to improve multi-site performance.  … Continue reading →

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PowerShell Log function with word wrapped output to the screen

Posted on 2012/02/16 by wolf

I like to have logging in most scripts I write, and this is the current incarnation of my logging function. It logs to c:\location\of\script.ps1.log (or wherever/whatever your script is named). It uses write-host to output a word wrapped version of … Continue reading →

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Batch file bootstrap PowerShell script for easy double click running

Posted on 2012/02/16 by wolf

The scenario is you have a PowerShell script that takes no paramaters and prompts the user for all the information it needs. How do you make it extra simple for people to check it out of source control and run … Continue reading →

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[SOLVED] svn user commits _svn folder !?!?!?

Posted on 2012/02/08 by wolf

Names and paths changed to protect the innocent 🙂 Here’s a quick one that wreaked a moment of havoc. A user had comitted _svn folders to the repository. The build server uses _svn instead of .svn by way of an … Continue reading →

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