svn resolve command does not allow --non-interactive

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svn resolve command does not allow --non-interactive

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when I have conflicted files, I have to resolve them at the command line because the svn plugin for codelite insists on using the --non-interactive parameter to the svn program, which is not allowed for the resolved command.

how can I change it so that it does not use --non-interactive? I have looked through configuration folders and files, and have found nothing that will change it. is it hard coded in the program?
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Re: svn resolve command does not allow --non-interactive

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It is hard coded in the plugin. However, I dont have this problem. Which svn client version are using? (I am using 1.6)
Also: OS? codelite version?
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Re: svn resolve command does not allow --non-interactive

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I am using svn 1.4.4 on opensuse 10.3
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Re: svn resolve command does not allow --non-interactive

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This issue does not exist with svn client 1.6

If you have the ability to upgrade your SVN client - then go for it, otherwise you will have to wait for next release (unless you are using svn version and this issue was fixed already)

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Re: svn resolve command does not allow --non-interactive

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well that's good to know, as I'm upgrading my systems to OpenSuse 11.3 next week, which ships with svn 1.6.9.
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