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RE: Central Repository Modification

From: Simon Berry <Simon.Berry_at_andromeda.uk.com>
Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2009 09:27:04 +0000

> Next day when I logged into my PC, I see the local checkout that
> I have in my PC with the green tick icon overlay. My query here is,
> this icon is supposed to change to bring to my notice that the contents
> of my local copy are changed in the central repository isn't it?

Firstly you need to understand two concepts;
- the 'repository' is the master collection of files on the server
- your 'working copy' is the local *copy* of files on your pc\

An 'update' copies any new changes from the server to your working copy. A 'commit' send any changes from your working copy to the repository.

Updates and commits are a manual process - they have to be started by a user who understand the consequences of their actions.

So - back to the overlays. They indicate the status of your *working copy*, not the repository. The green tick means that your working copy has not been modified *since you last updated*. It does not mean that the repository has not been updated.

You might want to look at :
- svnmonitor.com
- Microsoft Groove / Collanos / Collaber

for the functionality you are after.

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