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Re: Status information -- needs a better solution

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2006-02-02 21:00:26 CET

Kevin Greiner wrote:
> On 2/2/06, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Check the settings dialog: you can exclude any path you want from
>> showing the overlay icons. If you then remove the TSVNCache.exe file
>> from the TSVN installation folder, you don't have to worry about the
>> cache anymore.
>
> Would excluding the root path of one's local drive ("exclude
> paths=c:\*") prevent tsvncache from scanning those folders? Or just
> the display of the icons? I'm not clear if there's even a difference.
> And this is just an academic question; I haven't had any problems at
> all with tsvncache.

That depends (awful answer, I know :)).

If you already had that drive opened in explorer, the cache would
already have started monitoring it. And on shutdown, it would save that
information and reload it on startup again. So if you really want to
prevent the cache from monitoring a drive, you'd have to first set that
drive to the exclusion list, quit the settings dialog (or hit "Apply" to
save those new settings), then you'd have to kill the cache process so
it doesn't get a chance to write everything it knows to disk.
Then, it won't monitor that drive anymore.

> Thanks to all who have worked very hard to give svn a GUI that is both
> user-friendly and powerful!

Thanks! That lightens up my mood!

Stefan

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