Re: Bug when trying to commit files nested inside a directory

Please disregard this email. The problem has something to do with a
renamed folder. I am no longer sure what the problem is but I suspect it
has already been reported.

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Andrew Mainland/1G/Caterpillar
12/02/2010 03:07 PM

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Bug when trying to commit files nested inside a directory

Caterpillar: Confidential Green Retain Until: 01/01/2011

This may be a very large bug.
I am unable to commit changes if the changed files exist in a directory
more than 1 level deep.
Say I have a file structure such as the following:
trunk\
trunk\SomeFile.txt
trunk\SomeDir\
trunk\SomeDir\FileThatHasChanged.txt

From explorer trunk\ will correctly have a red icon indicating that file
inside of it has been changed and could be committed. If I right click
trunk\ > commit I do not see trunk\SomeDir\FileThatHasChanged.txt in the
commit dialoge box. If I navigate inside of trunk and right click SomeDir\
I do see trunk\SomeDir\FileThatHasChanged.txt

By "do not see" and "see" I mean the commit dialog box that would allow me
to submit a message and select which files I want to commit. From the
trunk\ level's commit dialoge it would appear that no files have changed.

In other words when I right click > commit Tortise does not seem to be
recursively navigating the tree of files so as to report which files have
changed so that I can check them for the commit. This means that I must
right click every directory myself.

I am on version 1.6.12.20536

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