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Re: Launching Explorer from Adobe Bridge disables Tortoise SVN?

From: Robert Roessler <robertr_at_rftp.com>
Date: Sun, 08 Feb 2009 23:35:22 -0800

David Huang wrote:
> On Feb 9, 2009, at 1:10 AM, Robert Roessler wrote:
>> ... while I believe that one actually wants to register BOTH 64-bit
>> and
>> 32-bit versions in this case. Why? Because when any 32-bit app
>> calls,
>> say, the file open dialog, they are actually effectively using the
>> 32-bit version of Windows Explorer that is still present in x64
>> Windows
>> - but since TSVN has not registered a 32-bit version, no 32-bit
>> Windows
>> Explorer view has access to the shell extension (and the icon overlays
>> are also MIA).
>
>
> As it says on http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads : "Note for x64 users:
> you can install both the 32 and 64-bit version side by side. This will
> enable the TortoiseSVN features also for 32-bit applications."

Indeed... but I am making the case that this should be the default,
i.e., it really makes more sense to automatically install both.

Otherwise, if you don't, then you will continue to have confused users
wondering where their TSVN is... and if they do it manually, then you
get all the wonderfulness of potentially mismatched TSVN versions on the
user's system (nooooooo!). ;)

Apparently these (or other thoughts) were enough to persuade the TCVS
team. For that matter, I install both in my own products that bundle
Shell extensions.

Robert Roessler
robertr_at_rftp.com
http://www.rftp.com

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