Yet another self reminder to myself about subversion commands.
It’s possible that the location of your svn repository has changed. And you were not aware of it and when you have checked in you encountered an:

svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/codebase/trunk'
svn: PROPFIND of '/codebase/trunk': Could not resolve hostname `svn.oldcodebaseurl.com': Host not found (https://svn.oldcodebaseurl.com)

Remember that you don’t have to manually check out again and do your changes to it. It’s a painful experience if you have lots of repository you are working on or if the repo you have checkout has has pretty big on size.

All you have to do is to relocate your svn url with this command:

 svn sw --relocate https://svn.oldcodebaseurl.com/codebase https://svn.newcodebaseurl.com/codebase

As a self reminder, you can count on that I have encountered it, felt the pain and found the painkiller :)