Re: Bug - does not show "Locked" icon when file is locked.

2008/9/19 Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>:
> In your case, it's a little bit different: you have the svn:needs-lock
> set. When you get a lock, Subversion first removes the 'readonly'
> attribute from the file, then changes the entries file inside the .svn
> folder to mark the file as being locked. Only after that happens, TSVN
> can send the refresh notification to the explorer.
> Since the explorer also constantly monitors the current folder for
> modifications (you can check that: if you run a batch file which creates
> new files, explorer will show them without you having to press F5), it
> detects that the readonly attribute was removed and refreshes the view.
> If it does that before TSVN sends the notification, then the
> notification from TSVN will be ignored because it will be sent within
> the refresh-timeout (see my explanation above).

Does this warrant a request to change the subversion code to update
the entries file first and then change the read-only status?

Simon

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