Question

So, we have svn repository of our project. Previously I stored the copy of this project in local hg repository via hgsubversion extension, and everything worked just fine.
Today I reinstalled ubuntu, and switched from 12.04 to 13.04. I've installed hg (version 2.2.2), subversion (version 1.7.5) and hgsubversion (1.4-1).
I can clone repository via hg clone, but after that I can't execute any operation involving cooperation with the remote svn repository - I keep getting the following error:

abort: repository svn+https://'our-project-url' not found!

What can be a reason of this issue?

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Solution

I've asked this question an year ago, and I don't remember the details, but I remember that the issue was in the incorrect name and/or placement of hgrc file which belonged to the repository - I've either named it .hgrc and put inside the project-dir/.hg directory (project-dir/.hg/.hgrc) or put it inside the project-dir directory (project-dir/.hgrc).
The correct name/placement is, of course project-dir/.hg/hgrc.

OTHER TIPS

This error can happen if the hgsubversion extension is not set/enabled in your hgrc file.

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