I have a local subversion repository that I have been using with Windows Visual Studio 2019 in a Windows 10 VM. I am trying to migrate it to MacOS Visual Studio 2019.
I have done nothing special to the repository prior to migrating it, but there are no uncommitted changes, and there are no branches - only the trunk. I zip the entire repository (the root folder contains both the "Repository" folder and the "WorkingCopy" folder) and copy it to the MacOS. I unzip the archive, and in the terminal use the SVN relocate command:
svn relocate file://<path to the Repository folder>
I open the solution in Visual Studio 2019, right-click on the solution, and choose Version Control->View History, I can see all my previous commits. If I select one of these commits, I can see the list of files included in the commit. But selecting any one of these files immediately displays the message "Error while getting revision text. The file may not be part of the working copy."
I have tried committing changes to the source base in MacOS Visual Studio 2019, and while the commits are successful, I still get the same error when attempting to see the file changes in the just-committed files.
I have checked permissions (I have read and write permissions for users and groups, and read permissions only for others - I don't know if this is what is required).
I have run svnadmin verify Repository and it does not report any problems.
Thanks for any help.