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how can i get the spark source code from svn

jieli
jieli Mar 04, 2015

myeclipse console :


svn: Additional errors:
svn: OPTIONS request on '/svn/repos/spark/trunk' failed: 405 Not Allowed

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Nic Brough _Adaptavist_ Community Leader Mar 04, 2015

Not sure what this has to do with Atlassian - you'll need to tell us why you think it does to get much help here.

(At a guess though - 405 as an error from subversion usually means that you've tried to do something you're not supposed to.  The usual culprit when I do it is trying to add a new directory which already exists) 

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