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I am trying to commit some classes and XML files to SVN but I keep getting this error message:

svn: E200007: Commit failed (details follow): svn: E200007: CHECKOUT can only be performed on a version resource [at this time]. svn: E175002: CHECKOUT request failed on '/svn/SriLankaLottery-app/!svn/rvr/31/trunk/DealsDirect/src/com/elottery/Login.java'

I also tried to update the code and then commit, but it still does not work.

tshepang
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TharakaNirmana
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  • possible duplicate of [Getting "CHECKOUT can only be performed on a version resource" when trying to commit using Eclipse subversive plugin](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17816012/getting-checkout-can-only-be-performed-on-a-version-resource-when-trying-to-co) – O. R. Mapper Jun 26 '14 at 09:06

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Have a clean up and see, normally it works.

right click on the project -> team -> cleanup / refresh

Shaolin
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For those that project -> team -> cleanup doesn't work in eclipse try:

  • Force the cleanup using SVN Tortoise
  • From terminal with command svn cleanup /folder_to_cleanup
FLBKernel
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clean/refresh does not work for me.(Mac OSX+eclipse+SVNKit)I just copy my project from mac to Windows, and commit success with TortoiseSVN. I did't get the work reason, but if someone stuck here(clean/refresh not work) may try this way.

EDIT: this is might Subclipse's bug, finally I type 'svn cleanup /folderNameYouWantToClean' in terminal and resolve the issue.

Chris Ho
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    This was the most helpful answer to me. I faced the same issue in Ubuntu v16 and resolved it using the cleanup command in the Terminal – Raj Mar 19 '18 at 15:21
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Ran into the same error in Netbeans, similar solution Right click project - > Subversion - > clean up working copy

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  • In NB 8.1 this is now: Right click -> Subversion -> Working Copy -> Cleanup – madth3 May 12 '16 at 00:14
  • Sometimes with Netbeans doesn't work. But you can run the command in your terminal `svn cleanup` within your project directory in Linux. – Garrizano Jun 01 '18 at 16:15
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in my case JavaHL was not present (Eclipse -> Preferences -> Team -> SVN, client)

to install it

sudo apt-get install libsvn-java
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/jni/* /usr/lib/

Now restart Eclipse and you should be able use Subsclipse with JavaHL.

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I had the same problem,
Working on windows and netbeans, and I don't have console access.

- I tried cleaning up project, did'nt work
- project > subversion > working copy > clean up, did'nt work

Then

browse into winodws files
find the project
right click
chose TortoiseSVN
Cleanup...
checked: clean up working copy status and include externals (they are set as default)

That's all, I was able to commit from netbeans enviroment.

Hope this help someone.

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I got the same issue and I fixed it by checking out the project using NetBeans.

Roberto Rodriguez
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I have just faced this problem using Eclipse Mars and SVNKit 1.8.14.

Cleanup didn't solve the problem.

I changed the SVN Connector to Native JHL 1.9.3, and it worked right away.

Mohamed Ennahdi El Idrissi
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