Helder wrote:
> Thanks Simon for your response
>
> I guess I did not make myself clear, let me rephrase this issue
>
> Files (already versioned) can be added with the incorrect case
> and then committed.
>
> In the scenario, I used as an example the file build.txt that is on
> the root of the TSVN repository, if in somehow the case changes
> that file can be added and later committed.
>
> There is an event that triggers TSVN to silently change the
> case of versioned files, for sure the command "repostatus" or
> [Check for Modifications] corrects the case of all files on the
> given path.
>
> I believe that doing something similar or the same that is
> done for "repostatus" can be done before a file is added
> preventing files from been added with the wrong case
As Simon already mentioned, we can't do that. Because sometimes it is
*necessary* to add a file with the 'wrong' case (e.g., if you want to
fix an already wrong case).
Stefan
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Received on 2008-02-16 09:05:53 CET