Re: Unmodified locked file appears in the commit dialog

Simon Large wrote:
> On 25/05/07, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Simon Large wrote:
>> > Hi folks,
>> >
>> > Just noticed this in a (not so recent) nightly. I have a test WC with
>> > one locked file, nothing modified. If I open the commit dialog the
>> > locked file is selected for commit. Do we really want to commit an
>> > unmodified file just to release the lock?
>>
>> It is there and checked so that the lock can get released.
>> If it wouldn't be there, people wouldn't notice that they still have a
>> locked file (unmodified-> they're not even working on it!) and block
>> others from using it.
>
> Does this commit an empty rev, or just release the lock?

Sorry, ignore my previous mail:
it will actually do nothing if only the locked, unmodified file is
committed. The lock is only released if a real commit is done.

Stefan

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