Re: Tortoise SVN Properties Viewer.

On 23.01.2014 18:52, ss infod wrote:
> What is the best way to see a custom SVN Properties of all files in a
> folder?
>
> Is it possible to add one column in the Repo Browser which shows the
> value of a specific SVN properties ?
>
>
> If not, then I find a tool called xplorer2 which is able to show some
> SVN Properties. However it only shows 7 properties: SVN Revision, SVN
> URL, SVN Short URL, SVN mime-type, SVN Local lock owner, SVN
> eol-style, SVN Statusnuber.
>
> Why only those 7 properties ? Is there a way to tell TSVN to export
> more properties to the Windows Explorer (shell extension) ?

Those are the official svn properties. Other properties are either
custom (so TSVN doesn't know they exist without trying to list them
first) or properties that are only for internal use.

> I asked the people at "xplorer2" and they said I have to ask TVSN
> developers. In short, they are showing what is given (exported) by
> TSVN...
>
> Is there a configuration or registry setting to export more SVN
> Properties.

Sorry, no.

Use the check-for-modifications dialog, check the box "properties" at
the bottom. Then right-click on the list control header and you'll get a
context menu with all the columns you can show: all available properties
will be listed there. Chose the one you want to see as a separate column.

if you want to see all files, even the unmodified ones you have to also
check the box "unmodified" at the bottom.

Stefan

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