SVN is referring to my old class which i deleted already

Question

Last night I updated from a trunk and merged 3 files and there was some error(s) (not compile time) while merging that I couldn't figure out. Before I figure out the problem I committed my changes which contained the merged files with others.

The automatic testing server sends me a build error that it couldn't find one of the class. I deleted that class locally and created with a new one with different name and replaced its usages. Then I updated from the trunk again and committed my changes but still the build error from the testing server is referring to the old class I deleted which no longer exists in my local machine and of course I committed those changes.

How should I fix this problem?

Answer 1

Try to create new working copy - may be your .svn is (are) corrupted. Then try to build in this new WC. Can you build successfully? Than you build server has cached artifacts from previous build ( like object files, compiled java classes etc. ). If you failed to build - then fix an error and commit it =)