RE: Commit dialog pre-selecting files locked and changed by other users

Hi,

Op 21 apr. 2012 11:35 schreef "Jos Groot Lipman" <dontspam_at_home.nl> het
volgende:
>
> > > I understand all your concerns about or workflow but I
> > would not call
> > > this 'adding a feature' but 'solving a bug': TortoiseSVN suggests
> > > committing files it knows cannot be committed.
> >
> > Committing locked but unmodified files is perfectly fine: in
> > that case the lock is removed.
> > And that's what we want. It's not a bug.
>
> I do not understand: these files are locked (and modified) by *other*
> people, not by me.
One working copy == one user for subversion.

> Does SVN allow me to commit files that are locked by
> other people without explicitly stealing the locks?

No, but all locks are owned by a working copy, and a commit *has* to cover
all modifications in a working copy.

Stop sharing working copies and your problem goes away.

Regards,
Jean-Marc.

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Received on 2012-04-21 11:43:09 CEST