svn udpates broken!!!!!!!

[axlp]

I got following error after svn update on existing build 505. After svn update it showed Build 507

but when i go to the interface it showed a blank page. And the error logs show the following:

[Fri Jan 11 18:59:01 2008] [error] [client xxxxxxxxxxx] PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_IS_IDENTICAL in /var/www/html/cerb4t/plugins/cerberusweb.core/listeners.classes.php on line 18

There are more errors like these.

Please check your svn repository!!

-Axl

[axlp]

I downloaded the zip file http://www.cerberusweb.com/downloads/cerb4-build-latest.zip and it shows Build 476 which is pretty old.
What are we supposed to do ????

Can someone from the developers advise ?

-Axl

[jstanden]

Please check your svn repository!!

Hey Axl,

The build isn't broken, we're doing updates and checkouts multiple times daily.

It sounds like you probably have a conflict in your files from local changes.

Type 'svn status' from your /cerb4/ directory. You'll need to manually fix or 'svn revert' any files with a 'C' next to them.

Thanks!

[jstanden]

Alright, the ZIP file should be updated for Build 510 as well.

Someday I'll have to automate that -- we just prefer to test the builds before people download them. Bah! ;)

[axlp]

Hi Jeff,

Thanks. The problem that I reported to you cannot be due to conflicts in my cerberus installation. That could have been the case if I was running an svn update.
I tried a clean installation too .. but that too had the same issue. That is why I thought of posting it here in the forums.
I will test out the 510 build today and see if some of the known bugs have been fixed.

-Axl

[fabiotpr]

Same error here.

f.

[Hildy]

unexpected T_IS_IDENTICAL
Given that the "unexpected T_SL" means it found a "<<" it wasn't looking for, I'm fairly certain that the above means it found a "==" it wasn't looking for... These are inserted by SVN into a conflicted file to demarcate the conflicted area. (">>>>>", "=====", and "<<<<<")

in /var/www/html/cerb4t/plugins/cerberusweb.core/listeners.classes.php on line 18
Did you look at the referenced file? I'm up-to-date from SVN, and all I've got there is a bunch of comments. Do you have a "====="?