Re: [TSVN] Different handling of commit between tortoise and subversion

On Apr 8, 2005 11:54 AM, Andreas Helmcke <ahelmcke@ela-soft.com> wrote:

> tortoiseSVN does not ignore subdirectories, wich are created using the
> svn:externals property when doing a commit as subversion (svn commit)
> does. With subversion you have to explicitly commit each external
> subdirectory, wich is more what we need here than the way tortoise does it.
> What is the reason for this different behavior? Is there a way to change it?

TSVN only shows you items in external folders if those externals are
from the same repository as the main wc. If they're from a different
repository, then they won't show up.
And since you _can_ commit externals if they're from the same
repository, users insisted that TSVN would show those too.

Stefan

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