Re: Something seriously wrong in Tortoise SVN.

Nicholas Albion wrote:
> I've just checked some files in using the latest version of Tortoise
> SVN, and my project has gone whacko. It's showing every subdirectory
> as out of sync, zip files in the root directory of the project, which
> have not been added have red exclamation marks on them, when I try to
> ignore *.zip, I get an error message

The red exclamation mark means those files are conflicted. I seriously
doubt that a file can get into a conflicted state just by committing
changes. Please try to remember what exactly you have done.

Ok, the red exclamation mark can also mean 'obstructed'. And that state
happens if the file is 'in the way' of another versioned file with the
same name.

You can check the exact status in the 'Check for modifications' dialog.

> "c:\sw_dev\" is not a working copy Can't open file
> "c:\sw_dev\.svn\entries": The system cannot find the path specified.
>
> ...actually, the path displayed on the error message isn't even under
> version control - it's the parent directory where I have seperate
> directories for various projects.
>
> (I've been using Tortoise SVN on this code base for several months
> now)

Yes, something has gone wrong here. But seriously, it can't be TSVN.
Maybe you have moved/copied files directly in the explorer? Or done
something else with the .svn folders?

Stefan

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