Rainer Müller wrote:
>Matt Doran wrote:
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>> * So now there are modified files in the subproject directories, but
>> status icons for the subprojects remain as "normal" status, even
>> if I press F5 when in the root dir
>> * If I move into the sub project dir in explorer, the directory icon
>> is corrected, and shows "modified".
>>
>>
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>You are talking about the left pane with the tree view, right? It can't
>be forced to update. You have to browse to that directory and check the
>status in the right pane.
>
>Rainer
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No, this is in the right-pane of explorer (I know the left pane is a
lost cause due to windows caching....).
To reproduce:
* In a cleanly checked out working copy
* Create a batch file that updates a text file in a sub-directory
(that currently has the normal icon). The batch file can just
contain something like:
echo hello >> subdir\file.txt"
* Run the batch file
* From the directory above the "subdir". The directory status icon
does not update (even after F5)
* If you browse into the subdir the icon is fixed and shows the
"modified" icon. For some reason this does trigger the recursive
status check.
You test working copy might look like this:
root\
update.bat
subdir\
file.txt
Cheers,
Matt
Received on Tue May 31 00:25:30 2005