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Re: [TSVN] Other File Managers and Alternative Options

From: Simon Large <simon_at_skirridsystems.co.uk>
Date: 2005-10-07 17:54:12 CEST

Cory Burkhardt wrote:
> I recall reading that TortoiseSVN worked with other file managers
> besides windows explorer. What are these file managers and how would we
> install TortoiseSVN to integrate into these file managers and NOT
> windows explorer?

No can do. It always works in explorer, and can work in some other file
managers as well.

> We are looking to use subversion with our development projects, but we
> do not want to force everybody to install TortoiseSVN in a way that the
> TortoiseSVN menus come up EVERYWHERE in the windows filesystem. We
> would like to be able to somehow limit the menus to displaying only when
> we are working on our development projects. We don't want to clutter up
> the explorer menus everywhere else. So, if we could install TortoiseSVN
> in a way that it only integrated into another file manage and not
> windows explorer, that would serve us well. Alternatively, if there
> were a way to restrict the subversion menus to appearing only within
> certain directories in the filesystem, that would work as well. Or if
> there were a way to turn the menus on or off so that they appear only
> when we are working on development projects and we have explicitly
> enabled them, that would be acceptable too.
>
> If none of these options are available, then I don't think I will be
> able to convince my colleagues to use the TortoiseSVN system because
> they only work on the development projects part time. Does anybody have
> any recommendations?

I don't see the problem. If you right click on a non-versioned folder
you will see only 2 entries in the context menu: TortoiseSVN and
Checkout. You can even make the Checkout entry go away (in the settings
dialog) so there is only 1 entry. And that is all the evidence you will
see that TSVN is even there.

Only when you right click in a *versioned* folder will you see the
fuller TSVN context menu. Isn't that exactly what you are asking for?
Have you tried using it at all yet?

Simon

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