2009/8/20 Petr Fejfar <petr.fejfar_at_gmail.com>:
> On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 10:46 AM, Simon
> Large<simon.tortoisesvn_at_googlemail.com> wrote:
>
>> If you are using Eclipse you should consider using Subclipse instead
>> of TortoiseSVN as it integrates better with Eclipse. From what I
>> understand Eclipse moves files and folders around and can mess up the
>> .svn metadata folder, which would indeed result in very strange things
>> happening.
>
> I understand, but despite of this there is IMHO still a problem with
> TortoiseSVN client. Have you tried reproduce the procedure described
> by me on your system?
>
> 1.a Create a new non-versioned folder within your WC out of Windows
> explores, eg. using mkdir command, FAR, Total commander, Eclipse
> etc...
> 1.b Put some non-versioned file into this new folder
>
> 2.a Issue Commit command
> 2.b You should see someting like this:
> [ ] Folder-Icon Folder-path ....... non-versioned
> [ ] File-Icon File-path ....... non versioned
> 2.c Select both, folder and file
> [x] Folder-Icon Folder-path ....... non-versioned
> [x] File-Icon File-path ....... non versioned
> 2.d Press OK button to commit changes
>
> 3.a Your TortoiseSVN should show that all files are up-to-date
> 3.b Consecutive Commit and/or Check for modifications commands
> should report no modifications. no new folders/files,
> no non-versioned folders/files
>
> 4.a Use repo browser to verify whether folder&file are in repository
> 4.b Check-out repository into new location and check, whether
> folder and file are there
>
> 5.a If files there are, the my problem is little bit mysterious
> because it is not possible to reproduce the problem
> 5.b If folder and file are missing, then there is a bug
> - TortoiseSVN should either add non-versioned folder
> first and then send content of files within this folder
> or should disallow this operation at all to force user
> use Add command each time.
> (for non versioned files within folders being in the repository
> this procedure works OK)
This is what most users do every day. Adding files and folders is an
absolutely standard operation and if there were a problem with it we
would be receiving emails from thousands of users, not just one.
Either your working copy or your repository is messed up. Since you
are using Eclipse I would suspect a working copy problem. What happens
if you follow your own set of steps on a PC which is not using
Eclipse?
Simon
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Received on 2009-08-20 12:41:59 CEST