i tried committing something to svn today from eclipse and got the following error:
svn: Couldn't perform atomic initialization
the only way i could temporarily get around this was to open the project folder in a terminal and run cleanup and then update:
me@mylaptop:~/workspace/myProject $ svn cleanup
me@mylaptop:~/workspace/myProject $ svn up
it's weird, but running "up" actually committed the files i previously tried to commit inside eclipse.
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