>> Hello,
>>
>> It seems like I have a bug with TortoiseSVN 1.6.5 (last stable).
>>
>> So, what happens? I have Windows XP SP3 on my machine, and
>> I have a working directory on my disk - C:\work. And I have
>> a subst'ed drive W: => C:\work just for easier handling
>> of my code.
>>
>> And I have edited two files,
>> C:\work\include\dir\file.hpp and C:\work\src\dir\file.cpp
>> (Or W:\include\dir\file.hpp and W:\src\dir\file.cpp, respectively)
>>
>> Now I try to commit my changes. I go to File Explorer and
>> start Commit from the root directory W:\ After that a list
>> of changed files with both files appears (it's OK), then
>> I enter a comment and press OK. And the log screen comes
>> showing an error "'\' is not a working copy" in red.
>>
>> However, if I start Commit from C:\work (which is actually
>> exactly the same directory) everything works fine!
>>
>> So it seems to me that TortoiseSVN has problems with root
>> directory as a tree root.
>>
>> BTW, same commits from svn command-line client both work fine.
> Nope, the command line doesn't work either:
>
> $svn commit C:\work\include\dir\file.hpp C:\work\src\dir\file.cpp -m
""
> will fail the very same way.
Stefan, the matter is that I checked it before I posted it.
I used Cygwin svn command-line client v1.6.4, and both commits
from W:\ and from C:\work do work fine.
However, for TortoiseSVN just one commit works - from C:\work
If I try to commit from W:\, it fails with error "'\' is not a working
copy".
And I have no idea what could be the reason for that.
If you have some, please let me know.
Thanks,
Yury Voronov
National Center for Biotechnology Information,
National Institutes of Health
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Received on 2009-08-27 17:47:53 CEST