How to commit from command line to a SVN Google Code repository?

Question

I know how to checkout but when I try to commit it gives me this message:

svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: Server sent unexpected return value (405 Method Not Allowed) in response to 
     MKACTIVITY request for '/svn/!svn/act/25696683-c16a-45c6-9c35-9431e92548ec'

Answer 1

The goggle code ticket 1916 has all the possible causes for this:

" 405 Method Not Allowed " usually means you have an HTTP proxy somewhere which is blocking WebDAV HTTP request such as MKCOL .
The proxy might be on your network or ISP, or it might be built into Windows.
Either way, this is a client-side problem (not related to googlecode.com ), and is best handled by posting to the general svn user-support group at users@subversion.tigris.org .

Basically, you need to triple-check your username and password. Also:

try checking out a fresh https:// working copy for svn-wagon to use.
The server certificate changed, and svn-wagon may just be failing because of that (rather than properly re-prompting you whether to trust the certificate or not.)