Re: Commit warning about a tag

On 10.04.2013 18:19, Graham Bloice wrote:
> After updating to 1.7.12 and attempting to commit I got a warning
> dialog that the commit path appears to be a tag, and giving options
> to commit or cancel.

Yup, the message tells you that it "appears to be" a tag. Since SVN
doesn't have a clear 'tag' but allows you to specify that yourself, that
check can never ever be 100% accurate. And that's why the message tells
you that it appears to be so.

> The repo path was a long one but wasn't a tag branch, e.g.
> "svn://repo/product/changes/name of change branch".
>
> The commit did include a file with a .tag suffix though.
>
> Clicking the commit option in the warning dialog allowed the commit
> to proceed normally.

Also true and intentional.

Stefan

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