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Re: Bug: Lost reference to subversioned file when saving changes (only version 1.3.x)

From: Jody Shumaker <jody.shumaker_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2006-03-09 16:29:56 CET

> Your English is pretty good.
> Without analysing everything you mentioned, is there any chance that the
> original file extents shown
>
> *.SCX and *.SCT are getting changed by the editor to lowercase during the rename?
>
> SVN is filename case sensitive, so a changed name is going to look like a file is missing.
>
> Peter
>
>

Just wanted to add, what you described is exactly what peter is
mentioning. When a file has the wrong case, the overlays will
disappear and any action on the file will act like it is an
unversioned file. I've come across this with some other tools renaming
files case.

The reason the operation on the directory works is because TortoiseSVN
sees the file with the wrong case, and corrects the case to match what
is in the repository. After the case is corrected, it shows up with
an icon and is otherwise back to normal.

- Jody

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