RE: TortoiseSVN - Issues when working in a sub-dir within a WC - "svn: warning: W155007: '.' is not a working copy"

Hi, Stefan.

My user is part of the Administrators group, so I do have full access to the folder.

In any case, if it was some kind of permissions issue, why would things change just by “climbing” up and down the checkout folder tree?

I’ve attached a screen capture to show what I mean…

Regards

                Javier

On 08.11.2011 18:42, javier dot jarava at rsa dot com wrote:
> Hi al!
>
> I’ve recently updated to TortoiseSVN-1.7.1.22​161-x64-svn-1.7.1.ms​i and
> I’m seeing an odd behavior. If I try to do any operation within a WC
> sub-dir directly from the command line (I installed the tools together
> with the GUI), I get an error:
>
> svn: warning: W155007: '.' is not a working copy
>
> And if I open an explorer window directly there, I get a context menu
> that **does not** include the Commit/Update/etc options that are normal
> in an WC. See “TSVN-Image1-08-11-2011 18-22-35.png”
>
> BUT if I open an Explorer window in the ROOT of the WC, and then click
> down to the same directory, then things seem to “wake up” and then the
> GUI gets the proper element, and the command line works… See
> “TSVN-Image2-08-11-2011 18-23-02.png”
>
> There is a similar behavior in the command line: initially what I did was:
>
> ·Open an Explorer window to the WC sub-dir
>
> ·Open a CMD shell there (using StExBar) and do an SVN ST there, which fails
>
> ·CD to the WC root (mapped to %svn% in my laptop), and then do an “svn
> st” on each dir before drilling down to the same folder and it works in
> all the folders in the middle…
>
> The shortened version of the CMD dialog is:
>
> Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7600]
>
> Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
>
> C:\WORKDOCS\DOCS_j​aravj\PROJ\SVN_CO_​Tort\<FOLDER1​>\<FOLDER2>\​<FOLDER3>

So you're using Win7, and your working copy is in a folder on the c
drive (not in c:\users but a separate folder).
--> make absolutely sure that you have full access rights to that
folder. If you haven't added yourself with full access rights to that
folder before, then you do not have full access rights because the
restricted access rights of the c drive root are inherited on that folder.

Stefan

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