bzr log on a branch from an svn repo showing log messages from a different project

[Jelmer Vernooij]

On Sun, 2010-11-14 at 12:07 -0600, Gary Wilson Jr. wrote:
> The log messages are from a different project, though the actual
> revision diffs are correct.
> 
> Not sure how this happened, and didn't notice anything when I was
> committing locally.  Only noticed once I was checking the bzr log
> output.  I tried doing a fresh branch from the svn repo, and got the
> following warning message:
> 
> $ bzr branch svn+https://server/repo/trunk
> Repository with UUID 6507fd66-b462-43b0-a89a-5d1a0e62d6eb at
> svn+https://server/repo contains fewer revisions than cache. This
> either means that this repository contains an out of date mirror of
> another repository (harmless), or that the UUID is being used for two
> different Subversion repositories (potential repository corruption).
> Branched 47 revision(s).
> 
> In my ~/.bazaar/subversion.conf, I am seeing two different locations
> listed under a single UUID section header.  I tried cleaning out the
> subversion.conf file and re-branching, but got the same warning as
> above.  The fresh branch has the correct log messages, but the
> previously branched branch that I've been working out of is still
> incorrect.
> 
> Any ideas on how this happened and how I can fix it?
It looks like you have two different repositories with the same
Subversion UUID, which is supposed to be unique and randomly generated
when a repository is created. I would recommend changing the UUID of
both repositories, which you can do with "svnadmin setuuid".

Cheers,

Jelmer