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Asked: 2026-05-16T14:55:03+00:00

I have checked with NetBeans and RapidSVN. My latest revision is 1000 (for example).

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I have checked with NetBeans and RapidSVN. My latest revision is 1000 (for example).

But when I do a svn update in my staging server, after checking out all files, I get the message Checked out revision 1003!! (off by 3).

How can it checkout a revision that is not there yet?! What is going on? Is the reporting wrong or, are both the previously mentioned tools hiding something?

  • Staging machine – CentOS 5 with SVN client v1.4.2
  • Development machine – Ubuntu 10.04 with NetBeans v6.9.1 and latest RapidSVN
  • Repository machine – CentOS 5 with (no idea about version) SVN server
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  1. Editorial Team

    It’s most likely the directory you’re currently in, and how you’re checking the revision number. Your current directory may have been last modified at R 1000, so that’s what it’s reporting to you. Somewhere else in your repository, someone else has performed 3 more operations, upping the global revision number to 1003.

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