Re: Commit warning about a tag

On 12 April 2013 13:54, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> 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.

Is it not enough to check that directory name does not contain 'tag'.
Otherwise anyone who uses .tag files is going to hit this on every
commit.

>> 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.

Simon

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