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Re: [TSVN] Commiting multiple folders at once

From: SteveKing <steveking_at_gmx.ch>
Date: 2004-10-28 21:33:46 CEST

JS.staff wrote:
> I've got 3 working copy folders in different parts of my HD, but they
> all form part of the same project (1 for SQL metadata, 1 for smart
> client, 1 for web services). I was trying to commit changes to all
> three at once.
>
> I tried tricking TSVN with shortcuts to the folders, but that didn't
> work ;)

Yes, we don't like it when someone tries to trick us ;)

> So I searched the whole of C: for the folder names, multi-selected
> the 3 folders I wanted, and did a commit.
>
> But I got an error message ('C: is not a working copy'). Is this a
> bug?

Depends on what you think is a bug:
TSVN knows that you've selected all the files in the commit dialog, so
to speed things up and to work around many bugs in Subversion with
non-recursive commits it tries to commit the parent folder of all the
selected files (which, usually, _is_ a working copy. It usually is the
working copy root). But in your case, the 'parent folder' of those three
folders is C:\ (the common root). And that's not a working copy. That's
why you get that error.

Workaround: change a file you _don't_ want to commit and deselect that
from being committed. Then it should work. Unless of course you hit one
of the Subversion glitches with non-recursive commits.

Stefan

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