SVN First commit at revison 30

[Max Becker]

Hello there,

at my first commit into a project the revision is set to 30, why not 1? After a workmate of mine committed into HIS project I tried to commit, and the revision was 32!? Whats happening - is it a bug? Or am I doing it wrong?

Thank you

[Thomas Schlegel · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I don't know why your counter is starting at 30, but I can explain, why you get the 32. SVN has a global counter. Every commit in your repository counts +1. The counts are not per object. So it can happen that your next revision is not 33, but 156.

Cheers

Thomas

[Michael Knight]

The counter started at 30 because OnDemand creates top-level project directories in SVN for each project you create. Each project created will result in one commit, and deleting a project will remove this as another commit.