Re: Recursion depth

On 27 September 2011 20:25, Gerald Schneider <gerald_at_schneidr.de> wrote:
> Hi there.
>
> I'm using svn to manage an Android project.
>
> The project has a depth of 6 directory levels. When I try to commit
> changes the TortoiseSVN dialog only lists modified files in the upper 5
> levels. When I change into one directory and try to commit files there
> the modified files on level 6 show up.
>
> The properties dialog of the root directory of the project shows "Fully
> recursive" for the depth.
>
> Is there any way to set the recursion depth to check for changed files
> on commit?

Recursion affects the depth of the checkout, not the depth examined
for commits. If your checkout were too shallow you would not see that
6th level in your working copy at all.

Try the Check for Modifications dialog and see whether your 6th level
shows up there.

Simon

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