Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of SVNFAQ

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    55 * Why did my update fail? 
    66  * The most common reason why an update will fail is due to a failed cleanup after some other operation. Try to run an SVN cleanup on the directory containing the file(s) that failed to update. If you still can't update, delete (through windows Explorer, NOT through SVN) the problem files before trying to update again (you may need to delete, SVN cleanup, then SVN update). If you made changes to the files you are trying to update, you should copy them elsewhere first. You can copy the files back after the update and then commit (though if you do this, make sure you aren't overwriting some other change that should be left in). 
    7  * What is a post-commit hook, and why should I use them? 
    8   * A post-commit hook is anything that happens when you commit files into the SVN repository. For Modders Exchange, there are actually 3 hooks setup. The first is an e-mail that gets sent indicating what was changed that gets sent out to those who want to get them. This always gets sent, and you don't need to do anything to make it send. The second is a ticket reference, which links a ticket to a specific checkin. This makes it easier to go back and see what was done to fix tickets. The third is marking a ticket fixed (which also adds a reference). This saves you a little time by automatically closing a ticket when you fix it, and makes it easier to see what revisions things got fixed in. See the [ModderReadme Getting Started Guide] for details on how to use the reference and ticket fixing hooks.