Hubert Feurstein wrote:
> Hello TortoiseSVN-Team,
>
> I think I've found a little bug in the software.
> If I lock a file in my working copy then I see the lock icon, everything
> fine.
> If I look to the file properties then I see the lock owner and the
> creation date, still everything ok so far.
> But when I update a second working copy (the file is still locked at
> that time), then in the file properties
> I can neighter see that the file is locked nor the lock owner is
> displayed. This is a bug, I think. Please
> look at the attached picture.
A lock is something that's assigned to the working copy the lock is in.
So Subversion doesn't store locks of others in your working copy. That's
why you can't see if someone else has locked a file in your working copy.
But you can find out if someone else has a lock:
"Check for modifications", then click on "Check repository". That will
make TSVN ask the repository server for any locks, and the dialog will
show you who has a lock on which file and the lock comment.
Or you can use the repository browser, which will also show you who has
a lock on a file.
> Feature request:
> If try to lock a already locked file, then it would be great when a
> little bit more information would be displayed
> in the window. Currently it only sais lock failed. It would be great to
> see who locked the file and what was the
> locking comment.
That would be a feature request for the Subversion mailing list.
Stefan
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Received on Sat Nov 12 09:19:57 2005