I don't have any gripes really (being new), but have you thought about posting a list of issues *you* think are a problem with SVN, so that the rest of the TSVN users group can hassle the SVN people about??
My only issue is with the .svn / _svn thing (yeah, I know, it's all been discussed before my time! LOL). But I'm gonna say my piece anyway :)
It's not your problem Stefan. In my opinion the standard folder name should be '_svn' in Windows on *all* clients, and '.svn' on Unix.
There's a good reason for having a leading period on a Unix file system, it means something special. But that isn't the case on Windows. You could call it 'SecretHiddenSubversionFolder' for all Windows would care!
But it shouldn't be a TSVN issue - it's broader than that.
Ok, I'll shut up now! But seriously, think about starting a list of 'Windows issues' that the SVN people arn't addressing. I'll lend my support and I'm sure loads of others would too.
John
-----Original Message-----
From: SteveKing [mailto:steveking@gmx.ch]
Sent: Fri 13/08/2004 16:16
To: dev@tortoisesvn.tigris.org
Cc:
Subject: Re: [TSVN] Annoyance when dealing with network fs repos[Scanned]
> I get the impression the Subversion dev's aren't that responsive to your
> needs Stefan?? ;)
Most of the time, no. But maybe it's because I don't make myself always
clear. And I'm only one person - it helps a lot if more people are
complaining about the same problem, not just me.
> It is a Unix-Windows macho thing they have going??
Sometimes yes. Especially if it's a problem which only affects Windows.
That's usually a very hard thing to convince them to do something about
it ;)
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