Problem checking in plugin files to subversion

  • Resolved damiarita

    (@damiarita)


    9 years, 1 month ago

    Hi,

    I just created my first plugin (slug=same-height) and I got it approved after my first submission.

    I got a subversion repository created by wordpress and I am trying to upload my files there.

    I downloaded SVN tortoise, I created a local folder on my PC and checked out the content from the online repository. I got the trunk, assets… folders that where online.

    I paste my files in my local folder and click on “add” in the Tortoise context menu. So far, so good, they get their little blue + sign.

    But when I try to check in I get this message:
    Commit failed (details follow):
    Error running context: The server sent a truncated HTTP response body.

    Before that, tortoise had asked my for my user and password and it loaded the files.

    Now, if I go to the online repository (https://plugins.svn.www.ads-software.com/same-height/), there is nothing there (except for the default folders).

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  • Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    www.ads-software.com Admin

    Start over, and use the https version of your SVN URL instead. Sometimes, people with bad connections or weird proxies interfering can experience this sort of issue. Using an HTTPS connection instead encrypts the data, allowing it to not get interfered with en route.

    Thread Starter damiarita

    (@damiarita)

    Hi Samuel,

    It worked perfectly!

    Thank you very much for the fast help!

    Damià

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