All this option does is create an Environment variable
SVN_ASP_DOT_NET_HACK that when present causes subversion libraries to
use _svn directories instead of .svn directories. The issue had to do
with .svn directories existing within the asp.net web app directory
would cause the issue. I don't see how using _svn directories would
cause your web app to fail, and since you give absolutely no
information as to HOW it's failing I can only describe what the option
does.
More info here:
http://www.codefez.com/Home/tabid/36/ctl/ArticleView/mid/364/articleId/191/SubversionandtheASPNETHack.aspx
- Jody
On 2/7/06, KevinGPO <kevingpo@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> How can I get this into daily digest mode?
>
> Also, I installed the latest TortoiseSVN. I notice in the installation there
> was an option about ASP.NET hack. I use Visual Studio.NET 2003 and I
> program/develop ASP/ASP.NET web applications and use my IIS 5.1 as my
> development webserver. I ticked th ASP.NET hack coz it says I should.
>
> Guess what. Now my web application doesn't even work. I tried and tried to
> fix it via IIS but no luck. I tried uninstalling TortoiseSVN, but still no
> help. Someone please help.
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