You know: telling me what I should and should not check in is not what
I am asking here. That's the same answer as the car salesman telling
me to steer to the left when I break, after I told him that the car,
he is trying to sell me, veers to the right when I hit the break.
Here is a different example why I need an easier solution for the
folder being deleted: From Visual Studio I delete a Web Reference and
recreate it with same name. I need to do this, because when the WSDL
gets updated Visual Studio gets all confused and starts generating
errors in its Reference file. Also here Visual Studio deletes a
directory and TurtoiseSVN returns as error that the folder is
obstructed.
And note: I strongly suggest you check a version of the compiled
program. A few years later you are thankful, because you need the
program and you can't get it recompiled, because that latest version
of your compiler you installed last year doesn't play nice with the
old source code. (Examples: VB6 -> VB.NET and then again: Studio 2003 -
> Studio 2005)
On Oct 2, 9:54 am, lakata <mark.lak..._at_gmail.com> wrote:
> In general, you should NOT check in generated file or temporary files
> to SVN. The point of SVN is to track you source code, not your object
> files or binaries.
>
> The correct thing to do is:
> 1. SVN delete the Release folder (and Debug, etc). SVN commit the
> change.
> 2. run VS build
> 3. when the Release folder comes back, do "Tortoise SVN -> Add to
> Ignore List" on it.
>
> Do the same thing for the other generated files. The massive NCB (VS
> Intellisense) file comes to mind.
>
> On Oct 1, 3:32 pm, Ruud <rjhakkeste..._at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > This problem seems to happen only to me, because I have been looking
> > around these forums and in the Help file and can't find an easy way to
> > resolve.
>
> > When I Build a Setup with Visual Studio, it deleted the complete
> > Release folder with the .SVN folder in it. Then when I try to Commit
> > my changes I get an "Obstructed" error and that's the end of it. The
> > instructions tell me to try to Clean Up, so I try that, but that just
> > gives me another error.
>
> > The only way to fix this problem I found till now is to move this
> > Release folder out of the structure (or rename it); Do a Right-Click
> > SVN Update, which re-create the directory; Then copy the Release
> > folder I moved out back in.
>
> > This is just a big pain, because it happens every time I build. Please
> > tell me there is an easier way to resolve this problem, because I
> > create Setup Builds all the time
>
> > The closest related topic I found in Help I can't figure out, so it is
> > either me, or not the right way to do it.http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/release/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-dug-rename.ht...
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