Scenario
1. Developer 1 checks out a design.
2. Dev1 modifies the design and saves it to SVN
3. Developer 2 checks out same design
4. Dev 2 opens the design - no changes
5. Dev1 makes a changes and saves it.
6. Dev2 makes a changes and tries to save it but gets this error:
commit -m "" -N C:/Users/myuser/Documents/Data Models/SVN1.8Test_SDDM4/G2_0/G2 Model/rel/F1E78EA1-258D9CBDB1C1/subviews/EC925CC3-4C4A-4937-1A7C-41FB69B585FE.xml
Sending C:/Users/myuser/Documents/Data Models/SVN1.8Test_SDDM4/G2_0/G2 Model/rel/F1E78EA1-258D9CBDB1C1/subviews/EC925CC3-4C4A-4937-1A7C-41FB69B585FE.xml
Skipped
svn: E160024: Commit failed (details follow): svn: E160024: File or directory 'EC925CC3-4C4A-4937-1A7C-41FB69B585FE.xml' is out of date; try updating svn: E160024: resource out of date; try updating svn: E175002: CHECKOUT of '/svn/EDW/!svn/ver/109/trunk/G2/G2%20Model/rel/F1E78EA1-258D9CBDB1C1/subviews/EC925CC3-4C4A-4937-1A7C-41FB69B585FE.xml': 409 Conflict (https://xxxx.ourURL.com)
I know Dev1 changed the model first, (so Dev2 is "out of date") so I refresh Incoming Changes expecting to see a few, but I get Zero changes.
So now what?