Re: commit an unversioned folder

On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 13:36, uminds <ng_keith_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
> I am still new to SVN, so be patient.
>
> How do I commit a folder that doesn't require version control. I have a
> folder, subfolder of my SVN root, that I want to commit to the repository so
> that other user can view the files but I don't need any version control on
> it.

Subversion does not support this. If it's in the repository, it will
be versioned.

> I also have this minor problem. One of the subfolder under the root of SVN
> shows a modified overlay icon. When I performed a commit, no change was
> detected in the commit windows. Can someone advice how I can locate the
> change\diagnose the problem?

Are you certain the cached data just isn't stale? This is a common
occurrence - the cache hasn't updated to reflect the current state of
the files.

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Received on 2011-10-03 20:29:29 CEST