Re: TortoiseSVN and Visual Studio project files

On 17 May 2012 08:19, John Emmas <johne53_at_tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
> Can I add a Visual Studio project file (".vcproj") to our SVN tree, so that all our devs can keep their actual project settings in sync?  If I right-click on a .vcproj file, I don't see the familiar "Add" option in my TortoiseSVN menu (like I would if I right-clicked on a .cpp file, say).
>
> I've looked in my TortoiseSVN settings dialog but AFAICT ".vcproj" isn't listed among the file types that get ignored.  So is there a way to add them to the source tree or are there good reasons why they shouldn't be included?
>
> ".vcproj" files are UTF-8 test files AFAIK.

What options do you have in the menu? Are you right clicking on that
one file? Even if it is ignored, the Add menu entry should still be
there. Ignore just means it doesn't show up in WC status dialogs
(commit, check-for-modifications, etc).

Tell us exactly what you did and what you see.

Simon

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