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Locks...

From: BRM <bm_witness_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 09:15:57 -0800 (PST)

I've got a tree that I am locking down as I move things around. Eventually I'll have locked everything, but in the mean time I'm only locking parts.

By "locking down" I am referring to SVN's "Lock" feature. I know this isn't a typical use case for such a feature, but it's the only way I can have at least some deterent against checking in over things that have already been moved. (I know the lock can be broken, so it's not full proof. But it works well enough for now.)

To avoid the "Lose lock on commit", I am using a "special" working copy where I am only doing two things: (1) acquiring locks, and (2) updating it to keep in sync with the latest versions.

My question, though, is this: is there a way to see which files I have locked and which files I have not?
I've noticed that TSVN doesn't change the icons for locked files at all, so it makes it harder to tell.
Is there an easy way to get to a list of all locked files in a working copy (or all unlocked files) from within TSVN?
Or do I need to rely on the SVN command-line to do this?

Thanks,

Ben

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